Uncanny X-Men #495

Reeling from the events of "Messiah CompleX," the surviving mutants reassess Xavier's dream amidst the rubble of the mansion. Betrayed by one of their own, and mourning the loss of former allies, is peaceful coexistence still an option? The only thing that's certain is an uncertain future for mutantkind. Is anyone safe in a world without X-Men?

Uncanny X-Men #495

(February 2008)

"X-Men: Divided" Chapter I

Cover by Mike Choi, Sonia Oback

Second Print Variant by Mike Choi, Sonia Oback

Immortal

Immortal Hulk #16

Artwork by Joe Bennett, Belardino Brabo, Laura Martin

Bruce Banner, The Immortal Hulk

Immortal Hulk #23

Artwork by Dale Keown, Jason Keith

Betty Ross, The Harpy

Tony Stark: Iron Man #16

Artwork by Nick Bradshaw, Morry Hollowell

Avengers #24

Artwork by Greg Land, Jay Leisten, Frank D'Armata

Ms. Marvel, Binary, Captain Marvel

Fantastic Four #14

Artwork by Inhyuk Lee

Johnny Storm, The Human Torch

Fantastic Four #14

Artwork by Christian Ward

Susan Storm-Richards, The Invisible Woman

Venom #18

Artwork by Will Sliney, David Curiel

Eddie Brock, Venom

Valkyrie #3

Artwork by David López

Jane Foster, Thor, Valkyrie

Doctor Strange #20

Artwork by Peach Momoko

California and New York

Justice League Of America #1

(February, 2013)

California Flag Variant

U.S.Avengers #1

(January, 2017)

Iron Man, Avenger of California

Covers by David Finch, Sonia Oback

New York Flag Variant

Covers by Rod Reis

Luke Cage, Avenger of New York

Avengers :: Live Kree Or Die!

The Lunatic Legion returns with a new goal: to mutate mankind into a new Kree race! Quicksilver races to the Avengers’ side as the battle to save Earth takes them to the moon -but can Carol Danvers aid the team while dealing with an intensely personal struggle of her own?

Iron Man #7

(June, 1998)

"Bad Moon Rising"

Cover by Sean Chen, Liquid!

The Kree plan their first maneuver against Earth, while Tony confronts Carol Danvers about her drinking. The Supreme Intelligence is coming for the Avengers... and innocents will perish!

Captain America #8

(June, 1998)

"Stuck In The Middle"

Cover by Andy Kubert, Jesse Delperdang

Captain America's shield is shattered and trashed... What's the Captain to do without his most trusted sidekick?! Guest-starring Warbird!

Quicksilver #10

(June, 1998)

"Blue Moon"

Cover by Derec Aucoin, Rich Faber, Mark McNabb

Live Kree or Die tie-in! Quicksilver joins an elite team of Avengers to thwart a Kree attack from Earth’s moon. The Kree have targeted an omni-wave projector at our planet, set to decimate at any moment. With time of the essence, Quicksilver may be the speedy recovery this mission needs!

Avengers #7

(June, 1998)

Cover by George Pérez, Al Vey, Tom Smith

"The Court Martial Of Carol Danvers"

The Lunatic Legion is causing trouble on the moon! The Avengers head off-planet to stop them from powering their newest weapon. Plus, Warbird calls it quits!

The Avengers By Alex Ross

Artwork: Alex Ross

Thor #8

Donald Blake Timeless Variant

Thor

Iron Man #1

Tony Stark Timeless Variant

Iron Man

Immortal Hulk #37

Bruce Banner Timeless Variant

The Hulk

Captain America #23

Steve Rogers Timeless Variant

Captain America

Strange Academy #3

Wanda Maximoff Timeless Variant

The Scarlet Witch

The Avengers

Bring On The Villains!

BULLSEYE

Daredevil #9

(August, 2019)

"No Devils, Only God" Part IV

Cover by Dave Johnson

BLACK SWAN

Guardians Of The Galaxy #8

(August, 2019)

"Faithless: Two Of Six"

Cover by Inhyuk Lee

MADAME MASQUE

Tony Stark: Iron Man #15

(August, 2019)

"Echo Chamber"

Cover by Mark Brooks

DIABLO

Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #3

(December, 2018)

"Better Sorry Than Safe"

Cover by Carlos Pacheco, Rafael Fonteriz, Paul Mounts

TARANTULA

X-Force #5

(March, 2019)

"Some 2,000 Years From Yesterday"

Cover by Ryan Brown

The Superior Iron Man

Artist: Yildirai Cinar

Inks: Yildirai Cinar

Colors: Guru-eFX

Writer: Tom Taylor

Letters: Clayton Cowles

During a world-threatening battle with the Red Onslaught, Iron Man and an army of heroes were able to defeat the psychic-powered Skull... but the fallout changed the personalities of those on the battlefield. While most were eventually restored, a more sinister Tony Stark evaded changing back, and he has some special plans for the world he swore to protect. Enter: The Superior Iron Man!

The Superior Iron Man #1

(November, 2014)

Cover by Alex Ross

"Be Superior" Chapter I

Cover by Mike Choi

"Nightmare Scenario"

Cover by Yildirai Cinar, Edgar Delgado

Cover by Sara Pichelli

An all-new series spinning out of 'Axis!' How much would you pay for perfection, beauty... immortality? Tony Stark is going to find out. The 'Axis' effect has changed Iron Man, now he is going to change the world... at a terrible cost!

Cover by Skottie Young

Interior Artwork by Yildirai Cinar

Interior Colors by Guru-eFX

The series lasted only for nine issues, and the plot was pretty much abandoned after 'Secret Wars.' While the other inverted characters (Havok and Sabretooth) found a resolution to their storylines, Tony Stark's conversion was completely forgotten.

The Invincible Iron Man

The Invincible Iron Man #2

(July, 1996)

"Hulk Smash!"

Artwork by Whilce Portacio, Scott Williams, Joe Chiodo

Gallery :: New Avengers #25

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis

Pencils: Jim Cheung

Inks: John Livesay

Colors: Justin Ponsor

Letters: Richard Starkings & Albert Deschesne

New Avengers #25

Cover by Jim Cheung

Published November, 2006

"New Avengers: Disassembled" Part V

Iron Man by Jim Cheung, John Livesay, Justin Ponsor

This is how the issue was originally solicited back in July 2006:

NEW AVENGERS #25

Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS

Pencils and Cover by JIM CHEUNG

CIVIL WAR TIE-IN! Tony Stark is gearing up for the final battle of the Civil War and he thinks he has it all under control. But Tony has made a fatal mistake and he will pay the price. The future of the Avengers begins here!! Regular writer Brian Bendis welcomes very special guest artist Jimmy Cheung!

Although this issue was originally solicited for an October 2006 release, due to delays, it was finally published on November 16, 2006.

Show: Iron Man (1994)

In 1994, Marvel Entertainment Group produced "The Marvel Action Hour," a one-hour animation block that aired on Saturday mornings, and featured "Iron Man" and "The Fantastic Four."

"Iron Man" chronicled the adventures of billionaire Tony Stark and his armored alter-ego battling the forces of evil led by the nefarious Mandarin. Other heroes accompanied Iron Man in his adventures: War Machine, Hawkeye, Spider-Woman (Julia Carpenter), Scarlet Witch, and the alien Century. The team was inspired by the comic book "Force Works," which also launched in 1994.

Iron Man and his allies

The Mandarin was not alone either: Dreadknight, Blizzard, Hypnotia, Grey Gargoyle, and MODOK, among others, served him as minions, and helped him make Iron Man’s life miserable.

The Mandarin

Each episode presented a 26-minute adventure with a brief introduction by Stan Lee. The Rainbow Animation Group was in charge of the production during the show's first season; Koko Enterprises took over on the second year. A toy line and a comic book series complemented the program. A total of 26 episodes were produced, until the show was cancelled at the end of its second season in 1996.

Iron Man, the Armored Avenger