Iron Man 2020 #6

Great art and a decent ending make it a worthwhile experience overall. Read Full Review

All the toys get put back in the box as Slott and Gage wrap up a big multi-year plot with aplomb and a couple of big surprises. It's pretty good, if you're okay with $4.99. Read Full Review

Iron Man 2020 #6 is an initially exciting end to a great event that eventually feels deflated. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the art, Woods has been incredible throughout, but the ending that Slott and Gage chose to round out an epic tale like this left me feeling cold. And while there were loads of enjoyable cameos, their involvement ultimately didnt seem important to the story as a whole. Which is disappointing, as the rest of the event really was a fun and exciting ride. Read Full Review

The total lack of noteworthy spectacle, character development, or consequences after years of reading makes this issue and entire run something best left unread. Read Full Review

ScorpioDarkArachnoid8

Aug 29, 2020

The shock ending and the question of was it the right decision keeps on swaying around in this issue. The artwork is amazing and it was good end of a well done arc.

EDiakota

Sep 01, 2020

" I know ! I broke it ! I stopped you from getting your robot army ! And then your human one ! But i'm Tony Stark i'm your brother and i am damn good at fixing things. Especially Armor. Trust me.

CrazyforRAMU

Feb 17, 2021

This series' best (possibly only) silver lining is it gave us 6 issues of quality Pete Woods art. Hanging lampshades on the characters' more amoral decisions -- the cruelty of Tony's "solution" for his brother, Jocasta's hypocrisy in manipulating Sunset Bain -- just makes the decisions (and the characters) even less likable.

DDJamesB

Aug 26, 2020

This book was not worth 5 bucks. This whole story was just dumb. Especially the ending. So it was all an elaborate plot to do something that could have been done in one issue. Glad slott is leaving iron man.

Kinney A.I

Aug 26, 2020

arno passed what? for at least 30 years isolated without human contact? this in itself already super cruel. So, what you do? you raise this cruelty to the tenth power. In a single issue a character who already had a sad one won an extremely cruel ending. This is very inhuman and frustrating. Arno was docile and wanted to save the world. he was a good person. until, plausibly, Slott transformed him into a mad sociopath. But for what? NOTHING! Everything thrown aside in the trash in an story arc closure, arc that I was enjoying, totally disastrous. At least Woods' art remained good

Liem Duong

Sep 03, 2020

*** Reviews the entire event *** I said it once, I'll say it again, Marvel are terrible at writing events. Writing is terrible, expected from Slott tbh, art wasn't amazing ether, certainly could not save this sinking ship. I just don't care about Arno as Iron Man. There is literally nothing interesting or redeeming about this event outside of the dope ass neon covers. Each issue of the boring crap got progressively worst over-time, and this issue #6 in typical Marvel style crashes in hellfire like Tony's suits in Iron Man 2. This honestly is one of the most atrocious event coming out of Marvel, no stakes, no momentum, no good. Its possibly even worst than Civil War 2, which was absolute dumpster fire and infamous as one of Marvel's g reatest failures. Empyre is a letdown by being dis-orgnanized, but Iron Man 2020 was just inherently bad from the beginning. Please, stop letting Slott write these titles... more

Flexstyle

Oct 10, 2020

Man was this event disappointing. I was enjoying this issue up until the reveal and the Extinction Entity Event was actually all in Arno's head. Slott did tie in plot points and allowed Mistress and Arsenal to give him his "happy ending" so I should be happy he's gone...but im not! They f****** added Tony's adoption retcon to introduce Arno, make me like him, turn him into a ass in Iron Man 2020, then redeem him before saying deuces. WTF!! Jocasta manipulating Sunset Bain to confessing?! This is the android who was against controlling A.I. and wanted to have a human body, I guess that last part won't be mentioned again. Carol tries to make peace with Tony after killing him... can writers STOP bringing up Civil War II since some of us want to forget it. This was the perfect opportunity to have her apologise after the amount hate Carol's received and you screwed it Slott so thanks. Rhodey's PTSD being a flaw in his resurrection is a awful cop out, especially when we saw him recovering from it. As for Arno Stark... what? For around 30 years isolated without human contact living bed-side to being put in a virtual simulation. Now one could argue this is a good thing since he gets to live happy spending time with his parents in a sense that missed out his entire life... except it's not real. This outcome in of itself feels cruel, inhuman and frustrating. Despite Arno's paranoia, he was docile and wanted to save the world. At his core he was a good person. Even as a avid shell head fan I have to give this a low rating because Iron Man 2020 was rushed, anti climactic, wasted potential. It's a shame because Slott's Tony Stark: Iron Man was solid until Iron Man 2020 more

Psycamorean

Aug 29, 2020

Oh, so Arno was a crazy nutjob.... I am glad this series is over. This was not a good finale, if you couldn't tell by how quickly everything had to be wrapped up at the end there. I hope the new ongoing is better. Please let it be better.

Spacey Medicine

Aug 31, 2020

The Arno stuff was such an obvious fantasy that reading it made me genuinely angry. What a waste of my time. And also, I guess it’s okay to enslave somebody’s mind as long as you don’t like them?? And trauma is caused by genes haha don’t worry about it it’s totally fixed lol.

daspidaboy

Jun 02, 2021

one of the worst events I have ever read. All of this happened in Arno's mind. Wow, great writing Marvel Comics. Great writing. You know why you hear the majority of problems from Marvel? It's because stuff like this.