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(Nov. 2006) "Execute Program, part 6."
Cover art:
Adi Granov. Script: Daniel & Charles Knauf. Art: Patrick
Zircher/Scott Hanna.
Looks like all hell's breaking
loose as various Stark armors are running amok in the aftermath of the death of
Yinsen's son. Stark's numerous fail-safes have all been disabled, so it's up to
myriad superheroes to put the kibosh on the rogue armors. (And check out that
wicked new Undersea Armor
-- looks like the Martian Manhunter in his original Martian form!) One thing's
that kind of a disappointment is the lack of time devoted to these specialized
armors. Remember the entire issue devoted to the original
Stealth Armor
(vol. 1 #152)? The
Hulk-Buster Armor (vol. 1
#305)? Those were the days. Here we see the
"Stark-Chobham Armor"
which is an "experimental composite of carbon nanotube-reinforced ceramics
skinned with adamantium." Think an issue devoted to the use of this armor might
be kick-ass? I sure think so. Ultimately, the heroes are successful in thwarting
the rampaging suits, and Stark begins his philosophical musings which lead
directly to his stance in "Civil War."
Hube's Recommendation:
 
repulsors!
Fan
Reaction: Aw hey, I think you're a bit too harsh on issue 12.
I would give it a 3 and a half or 4 myself. It was a very good issue and
the only thing lacking in it was more time devoted to the armors. Talking
about the good ol' days, this issue did a lot in 22 pages which I definitely
miss with all these 6 part dealies that have been flying around. I admit
it's nice to take a little extra time to tell a story here and there, but I
don't think all stories need that many issues to be told. Overall I was
really happy with the issue and thought it a pretty good ending. By the
way, definitely looking forward to Iron Man movie and video games coming out
in 2008! Haha. - JM
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