Invincible Iron Man #28
Invincible Iron Man » Invincible Iron Man #28 - Grand Mal Tokyo Moron Party released by Marvel on September 1, 2010.
the_cyan_lantern's Invincible Iron Man #28 - Grand Mal Tokyo Moron Party review
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Summary:
Arriving in Tokyo, Tony and Rhodey find Detroit Steel has taken care of the problem but the attackers has ties to Stark Industries. Tony also tony finds Sasha a bit familiar. Meanwhile back at "Stark Resilient", Bambi takes care of future investors for the new automotive plan The Good:
When you read Iron Man you get a sense of the business man Tony is. Either it be on the field where terrorist in Tokyo have Stark tech to frame Tony or it be back at the office when he gathers three business men who can make a company flourish. That's what I love most in a Iron Man book. Sure action is great, but it comes second to one of the smartest men in the Marvel Universe. To me this series has shown that in every issue. The Bad:
Nothing was too bad but the "meat" of the story was in the business affairs and less in the Maria Hill or Tokyo so when I read it I felt less interested of the other two problems. Vote: 4 out of 5
A for sure pick up of the week.
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Back and forth 0
This story arc is starting to become frustrating to read. The concept to start with was good, and the setup has been good as well, but the implementation thus far has been mostly average. The problem with this though is that every time the plot seems to be running off into the makings of a lackluster issue there are a few sparks of brilliance which essentially save the issue. This particular issue is no different. The constant retelling of some engineer's exploits is again played out here bu...
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Despite a slow pace, this issue is still enjoyable 0
There's one thing that's bothered me about this month's Invincible Iron Man: this issue seems to exist just to set up some action-packed issues. I'm not saying that this issue shouldn't exist, but I would have liked a little more action. To understand the big picture in this issue, you'll need to have read almost all of the other books in the series, or at least the last three, but that's not a bad thing, because if you're a long time fan there is a lot here for you. Fraction's writing is still ...
2 out of 3 found this review helpful.