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    Tales of Suspense #39

    Tales of Suspense » Tales of Suspense #39 - Iron Man is Born! released by Marvel on March 1963.

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    I AM IRON MAN!!!! 4

    Tales of Suspense #39 - Iron Man is Born! by the_angry_comic_book_critic on December 10, 2010

     By The Angry Comic Book Critic          Where would those Silver Age Classics be without Iron Man? I mean without him we'd be one avenger short and the Civil War wouldn't have had it's antagonist and Robert Downey Jr. wouldn't have become a super star. Now Iron as we all know is not your typical hero for one most would consider him to be an ass if it wasn't for himself getting hurt by wear he'd still be an arms dealing, Man Whore with a drinking problem.....Oh right never mind. Well let dive in...

    5 out of 7 found this review helpful.

    Iron Man is Born! 0

    Tales of Suspense #39 - Iron Man is Born! by otoboke on August 09, 2011

    Out with the old, in with the new. March 1963 saw the end of the premature Incredible Hulk series, and in turn envisioned a brand new character by the name ofIron Man. Of course by now in 2011, everyone and their grandmother know whoIron Man is, but as far as origin stories go, this one was a pretty solid beginning for Stark. There are some rough patches here and there (the usual Lieber and Lee shtick of the hero overcoming odds with cunning rather than pure brawn works at odds with a guy seemin...

    0 out of 0 found this review helpful.

    Possibly the Best Origin Story of Marvel's Silver Age 0

    Tales of Suspense #39 - Iron Man is Born! by gc8 on March 12, 2013

    Of all the initial Marvel superheroes, the one that I always found to be most believable (and still do), is Iron Man. The weird radiation side effects of the Hulk, Spider-Man, and the Fantastic Four just seemed to implausible, and Thor and Dr. Strange were pretty much just magic based characters. While he might not have been the most relate-able character, given that he was a handsome millionaire inventor, he was, as initially conceive, to my mind at least, the most plausible. A military scienti...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

    This aged well.. kinda. 0

    Tales of Suspense #39 - Iron Man is Born! by deactivated-5fbfd5d291164 on May 21, 2014

    Spoilers are a possibility.So, I put it upon myself to learn more about Iron Man. I decided to review every issue of Iron Man's solo adventures I started with Stark: Disassembled and now I go to the beginning and work my way up. So here is what happened Stark is amazing with transistors so amazing that he can use them to do anything. Like as a Magnet! Seriously what is Stan Lee's obsession with magnetism? Anyway he gets captured and then is forced to work for Wong - Chu, knowing he is about ...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.
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