Invincible Iron Man #10

Invincible Iron Man #10 sets the stakes for everybody who is involved in this conflict or about to be. It is a lot going on in a short amount of time, yet still holds the excitement of the sacrifice and lengths these characters will go for what they have to do. Read Full Review

It's slower in some places than others, but Bendis is still managing to churn out a fun Iron Man book that deserves to stay in your monthly rotation. Read Full Review

INVINCIBLE IRON MAN #10 feels more like a start toTony's journey infiltrating Tomoe's ninja clan rather than an end to the storyin Japan . Going forward, I hope Bendis sticks to this direction and focuses mainly on Tony rather than the subplots of Riri and Mary Jane. Though their stories may come into play later on, they seem to distract from Tony'smain plot too much. We will have to wait and see next month. Read Full Review

Invincible Iron Man is a series that has been frustratingly decompressed at times over its short, 10-issue life, but that's something that works surprisingly well in the book's favor this time around. Read Full Review

Though buoyed by Mike Deodato Jr.'s fantastic panel layouts (and a distracting but weirdly hilarious Luke Perry cameo in the form of Tony's disguise) and Frank Martin's evocative copper and gun metal gray color scheme throughout, Invincible Iron Man #10 is too jumbled of a read to really have fun with. Read Full Review

JBL Reviews

Jun 05, 2016

Loved it. Don't even mind Riri so far even though I don't like cutesy.

supercoolyeah

Jun 06, 2016

I mean something has to happen eventually, right???? It just seems like a very long winded exposition with nothing really coming from it. I just hope the pay off is big.