Iron Man #1
SCORE: 70
Iron Man #1 is from January 2013. I guess there was some sort of
reboot at that time. Iron Man #1 is another one of those free comic
books I received for spending so much money on free comic book day 2023.
I did not know what to expect from Iron Man #1. In the past I read some
different Iron Man comic books and knew Tony Stark went through all
kinds of different sagas. There will be spoilers in this review.
What we get in Iron Man #1 is a playboy that is also responsible. Tony
brought this blonde home from a bar and gets an urgent message about
Extremis. Tony seems very concerned in Iron Man #1 with how other people
will use certain technology. He comments about how he has kept the armor
he created out of the hands of bad people for a very long time. Tony has
this God complex in Iron Man #1.
The issues families will have with Iron Man #1 are violence, false gods,
lack of attire, enticement to lust, and more. Iron Man #1 attacks God
and people of faith. Ads can be found throughout the Iron Man #1 comic
book. There are twenty pages of comic book content within Iron Man #1. I
will probably not continue to read this series. I would need to go back
and find these comic books from over a decade ago. The story did not
draw me in that much.
The art in Iron Man #1 is fantastic. I really like the style of art
within Iron Man #1. Iron Man uses threats and fear tactics to scare
information out of someone in Iron Man #1. I am a bit surprised he acted
that way. It was not very heroic. Iron Man #1 does a good job of showing
how arrogant and conceited Tony Stark is. This is something I knew from
other comic books from the past as well.
Iron Man #1 shows a very flippant attitude towards sex and
relationships. I am a bit dismayed that Tony Stark acts that way. Iron
Man #1 shows this woman is more interested in because of his bank
account. It is sad that there are women that act that way. They care
more about money than the content of the character. Iron Man #1 has an
Iron Manuscript near the end. I found that mildly interesting.
- Paul
Graphics: 67%
Writing: 74%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 63%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Marvel
Author: Gillen, Land, Leisten, Guru
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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