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Just Flying Through: ‘Generations: Iron Man and Ironheart #1’
A chance for Riri (Ironheart) Williams to expand her appeal fails to take off.
‘Infamous Iron Man #5’ and the Long Road From Infamy
The world still sees Victor Von Doom as an infamous villain, but that infamy is the greatest strength of the story.
Roots Run Deep in ‘Guardians of the Galaxy #16’
This is a grounded and compelling story that shows why Groot is so lovable.
Winning Streaks and Resolutions in ‘Civil War II #8’
Nobody will be gasping for air or picking their jaw up off the floor with the big climax of the story, here.
Channeling Heroism Through Infamy in ‘Infamous Iron Man #1’
Victor Von Doom enters a new and compelling role in the Marvel universe.
Is Punishing a Crime Before It’s Committed a Crime Itself?
A major death raises the stakes for the present and future in Civil War II #3.
Families, Flashbacks, and Fodder in ‘International Iron Man #1’
Tony Stark's secret origin takes a small, but meaningful step forward.
‘Invincible Iron Man #7’ Gives Readers New Dynamics With a Familiar Face
Tony Stark is a hot mess with a hot new ally.
‘Ultimate End #5’ Ends With a Whimper
This story wants to be a fireworks show, but it's only armed with half a box of matches.