Customer Reviews

Invincible Iron Man, Vol. 3: World's Most Wanted, Book 2

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Worlds Most Wanted Book 2 really improves upon the first one. It is a great Dark Reign tie-in, but what makes it even better is it's quality as a stand-alone. Lots of great character development, action, and art make this, in my opinion, even better than book 1. Norman Osborn is every bit as good a villain for Iron Man as he is for Spider-Man. Highly recommended.

Matt Fraction has such a total lock on Tony Stark's personality. This book rings so truthful to the characters involved. It was really great to read. The art, which many people have problems with, by Salvador Larroca is great. I look forward to more collections from these two.

This is one hell of a good book. Now, I'm not actually a big Iron Man fan, so perhaps I was more predisposed than some "true believers" to enjoy this story arc, which focuses on some strong female supporting characters and a very atypical portrayal of Tony Stark. It also ends on a big cliffhanger, and while there's no real question as to what will eventually happen, I'm almost curious enough to start subscribing to the monthly title. Almost.

Side note: I was fortunate enough to see Matt Fraction at w00tstock 2.1, where he gave a great presentation about creating comics and his personal history with the medium.

I've got this and the fine art, hardcover are incredible. Great stories about Tony Stark after lost Stark industries. I really recommend this book for whom are Iron man fans.

If you like the Dark Reign era and Iron Man, this is one you need to pick up. I bought it and the day I got it, I couldn't put it down. Its a great collection.

I like this volume more than the previous one. First of all, we have more excitement, since Iron Man is becoming less intelligent.

One thing I like about this comic is that you get unexpected heroes. I like to see people stand up to authority whenever the authority is clearly wrong (in this case, the authority being Norman Osborn).

The comic has a lot of funny moments, good action and suspense, as I didn't know what would happen to Iron Man, Pepper or Maria Hill.

A good series, I'll keep on reading it.