continues with a deeper approach about Tony Stark, showing his problems as he tries to deal with it. Korvac's entry is also very well thought out and promising. Art then doesn't even speak. Amazing.
But a good issue of what must be one of the best Iron Man runs.

A pleasant surprise. I don't have a lot of expectations whenever I see an iron man comic since there's never really been any good runs besides Fraction and Busiek, both of which were just fine. This was surprisingly very fun and interesting. I haven't read Doctor Doom yet but the thing that stood out to me early on in this issue was just how well written Tony is. He's not the standard MCU version which every writer writes him in modern Marvel. He's grown up and is confident in his actions and words, which was a nice change of pace. The art is awesome, Cafu really reminds me of David Marquez, and the colors and inks really make the art pop with a realistic feel. I highly recommend if you are wanting a good iron man series, this is a fantastic start more

Cantwell delivers everything he has promised, and in a very satisfactory way.the art of cafu is impeccable, and constant from beginning to end. very much matches the proposed tone.
Iron Man # 1 redefines the Tony Stark's status quo, but at the same time brings back the central essence the character, something we haven't seen in a while. A fantastic and very promising start for what may turn out to be one the character's best runs. more

arno passed what? for at least 30 years isolated without human contact? this in itself already super cruel. So, what you do? you raise this cruelty to the tenth power.
In a single issue a character who already had a sad one won an extremely cruel ending. This is very inhuman and frustrating.
Arno was docile and wanted to save the world. he was a good person. until, plausibly, Slott transformed him into a mad sociopath. But for what? NOTHING! Everything thrown aside in the trash in an story arc closure, arc that I was enjoying, totally disastrous.
At least Woods' art remained good more

The Iron te leva a conhecer e a gostar ainda mais da Riri. Trás grandes diálogos e te mostra algumas dicas do que está por vi com alguns personagens. Se faltou algo, acho que só faltou um pouco mais de ação. Mas não compromete porque você consegue perceber o objetivo da edição. No fim, cumpre o que promete: Dá um "Start" para a Nova era que está vindo para o personagem.