This was an imaginative Ultimate universe story, with an interesting spin on Tony Stark’s beginnings as a genius and his struggles with alcohol while masterfully giving credence to Stark’s character development.
1 by Orson Scott Card & Andy Kubert (2005) Kris Durrschmidt, Designer, Iron Man 2 DS That run is why they probably chose Robert Downey in the first place. Iron Man: Demon in a Bottle is seriously a phenomenal story. Tony Stark fights Namor, Whiplash, and Justin Hammer, then accidentally kills a political ambassador, but his biggest battle is with his ever-worsening dependency on alcohol. Iron Man: Demon in a Bottle by David Michelinie, Bob Layton, & John Romita Jr (1979) Beejey Enriquez Producer- Iron Man 2 DS In the climactic battle where Obadiah Stane became the Iron Monger, Tony Stark was literally fighting to gain back control of Stark Industries - sounds like the first Iron Man movie, doesn’t it? More importantly, Tony debuted my favorite Iron Man armor of all time, the Silver Centurion. Iron Man: Iron Monger by Dennis O'Neil and Luke McDonnell (1985)Īfter turning over the reins of Iron Man to James Rhodes, Tony returned to the role of Iron Man in this issue. Stephen Frost, Producer, Iron Man 2 Wii/PSP
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Tony went through a lot across the breadth of the seven-issue limited series (and related spin-offs), and I felt it added an additional layer of depth and vulnerability to the man in the armor. From the secret society Illuminati aspect to the internal turmoil Tony suffered with the eventual assassination of Captain America, I became really invested in how he was growing and changing as a character. The whole aspect of two strongly opposed sides and the decisions that Tony had to make - namely his stance against his best friend and several of his former teammates - made this story arc a real emotional rollercoaster. Michael McHale, Development Director, SegaĬivil War by Mark Millar & Steve McNiven (2007)Ĭivil War pulled the reader deep into Tony’s mind like no other comic series in recent memory. Without giving anything away, the Ezekiel storyline “The Five Nightmares” ends with a bang! Awesome stuff and the reason why I wanted Fraction involved with the game. It features the emergence of a new enemy, one of Iron Man’s most devious and clever: Ezekiel Stane (Obidiah Stane’s son).
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Fraction’s take on the character has a very cool feel (more like the movie than any other Iron Man book), and Fraction’s run eventually went on to win an Eisner award for Best New Series. It was a return to Iron Man’s roots as a pure solo superhero comic. This was the first issue that Matt Fraction penned for Marvel, which was a new Iron Man series. Invincible Iron Man by Matt Fraction & Salvador Larroca (2008)
Whether you’re a new fan who’s only seen the film and looking to learn more about Tony Stark, or have been reading comics your whole life and are just looking to revisit the classics, there is something here for everyone. As we build towards the game (and movie) release, what better time could there be to go back and read some of the classic Iron Man comics? We talked to Sega, who gave us a list of their all-time favorite Iron Man stories. Iron Man 2 is only about three weeks away.
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