Invincible Iron Man #26

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• 9.0

  Comic Vine - Zack Freeman

  May 19, 2010

  Anybody who's enjoyed the movies and hoped to see more of that particular vibe reflected in the comics will thoroughly enjoy this. It perfectly captures that mix of real world grounding and flawed human charm, without sacrificing anything from the comics' history. And I'll say again how cool this liquid armor is... it's great to still see concepts in these comics that the movies can't tackle! This is an excellent "jumping on issue" and one of the best books I've read this week, right along with Deadpool. Read Full Review

• 8.0

  IGN - Bryan Joel

  May 19, 2010

  The third year of Invincible Iron Man rockets into the future with a new purpose, a different angle, and yes, a different Iron Man upgrade. While the core of the series is still recognizable, I'm having fun getting to know the "new" man inside the armor as much as the armor itself. Read Full Review

• 7.0

  Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson

  May 19, 2010

  Fractions work on this book has been a breath of fresh air after years of a very overbearing Tony in the Brainiac 5 genius/dick mode, giving us a much more accessible character whose motivations are understandable. Who doesnt know what its like to have to rebuild after a major breakdown? Read Full Review

• 7.0

  Comic Book Bin - Andy Frisk

  May 19, 2010

  The story is moving a long, and little details behind Tonys new armor are starting to leak out, but again Fraction and company arent exactly breaking storytelling ground here. Its a good story though, and worth revisiting. Hopefully, well get to some real action soon. With War Machine slated to appear next issue, we most likely will. Read Full Review

• 7.0

  Comic Book Resources - Greg McElhatton

  May 20, 2010

  "Invincible Iron Man" has captured my attention for over two years now, and that's far longer than any past "Iron Man" team has managed. So long as Fraction, Larroca, and D'Armata are on board, I have the greatest of confidence that they'll have me around as a reader. Who knew hostile takeovers could be so much fun? Read Full Review

• 6.0

  Weekly Comic Book Review - Dean Stell

  May 19, 2010

  I do like most of the characterization of Tony Stark even if I'm not thriller (yet) with the storyline. Read Full Review