Railguns, Power Ties and Titanium Men; Killer Commute; Heavy Rain; Hack last edited by ghostgrifter on 07/09/22 08:03AM View full history

    Presenting four all-new titanic tales of the Golden Avenger! Fan-faves Adam Warren and Salva Espin bring the Titanium Man out of retirement…but is Tony Stark ready for the shocking upgrade a pint-sized hacker’s given his old foe? PLUS! Pepper Potts gets put through the wringer with a literally killer commute! Can Tony and Maria Hill stop fighting each other long enough to stop Ultimo from trashing Arizona?! And will Tony’s college reunion turn into a free-for-all when a spiteful classmate hijacks his armor?!? It’s thrills and thrusters in the Mighty Marvel style!!

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    Iron Man: Titanium! #1 - Railguns, Power Ties and Titanium Men; Killer Commute; Heavy Rain; Hack by forbushbug on October 19, 2010

    I'm a big fan of Cold War Silver Age baddies, which is what drew me to this special. Alas, this issue does not include good ol' Boris or the late lamented Gremlin (a somewhat benevolent chap whose death was caused by Tony without any repercussions). Instead the Titanium Man that appears is simply the robotic pawn of the first story's villain.  While moderately fun, the tale was marred by a solution so simple that falls under the "so why didn't you do this right away?" category.  Tony using a rac...

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