Iron Man Epic Collection, Vol. 18: The Return of Tony Stark by Len Kaminski


Iron Man Epic Collection, Vol. 18: The Return of Tony Stark
Title : Iron Man Epic Collection, Vol. 18: The Return of Tony Stark
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Publication : Published November 23, 2022

Tony Stark reclaims the iron mantle! But being “dead” has taken its toll on his body, and Tony must take extreme measures to keep being Iron Man. What does this mean for James Rhodes, who wore the armor in Tony’s absence — and who is furious that his “best friend” lied to him? Tony must unravel the Controller’s conspiracy, battle the Technovore aboard a Stark satellite, and face MODAM and Omega Red while investigating a dangerous deal with AIM. But who — or what — is the Face Thief?! Plus, celebrate Iron Man’s 30th anniversary with tales spanning his heroic career…including the classic debut of Squirrel Girl! And dive deep into Tony’s creative process with the Iron Manual!

COLLECTING: Vol. 18: Iron Man (1968) 290-297, Iron Man Annual (1970) 14, Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) 13, Iron Manual (1993) 1; material from Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) 2, 8-9, 12, 14-15

Iron Man Epic Collection, Vol. 18: The Return of Tony Stark Reviews

  • Anthony Wendel

    I'll admit this review is a little biased. This collection contains the issue where I came in as an Iron Man fan and started reading the regular series. It features moments I still think about, such as Tony's work to reclaim his life after faking his death. It also features some special issues including the first appearance of Squirrel Girl. Considering how epic a character she went on to become that should make this a 5-star review alone but I'll meet in the middle and make it a four.

  • Derrick Ranostaj

    Very disappointed with this trade. If feels padded out. I wish they would have left out the back up marvel superhero stories with Iron Man. The art is pretty bad and the stories have nothing to do with the current story of Tony coming back from being "dead." At least they reprinted the hard to find Iron Manual.