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    Invincible Iron Man » Invincible Iron Man #32 - Drones Scream Down released by Marvel on January 1, 2011.

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    Invincible Iron Man #32 review


    This is one of the few comics of the stark resilient stroyline that i thought was good. I feel as if fraction set this fight up a couple comics back so it shows you that he's planning head which gives me hope for the future storylines. I thought it was very well paced and the set up was very good. One problem i have though is that I feel like detroit steel's character is extremely under developed. I thought the drones being controlled by unsuspected mobile gamers was very witty and cool. I also loved the ending when pepper had that dream when she saw happy and he was concerned that pepper playing hero wasn't the right thing to do. I also loved the cliffhanger, im definitely gonna be picking up iron man #33.
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      This is the first issue of the story arc which really lives up to its potential, but unfortunately for the concept behind the story arc, it is because most of the scheming and double crossing going on behind the scenes is foregone here in place of pretty much wall-to-wall action.  The action is a lot of fun though as the three armoured heroes try to figure out just what is going on with the surprise attack on the Stark Resilient demo.  The problem solving aspect is pretty fun here especially as ...

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