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    Trapped By The Red Barbarian

    After learning Tony Stark has developed a new and powerful weapon, the Red Barbarian plots to steal the plans by sending in The Actor, a master of disguise with a rubbery face.

    Not only does the Actor succeed in stealing the plans, he also discovers Iron Man's true identity, a secret which he takes back behind the Iron Curtain. Iron Man manages to trap the Actor, however, and then goes to the Red Barbarian, pretending to be the Actor disguised as Iron Man. He sends the real Actor back then, who is believed to be a traitor.

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    I just couldn't get into this one. 0

    Spoilers ahead.I'm sorry but this issue just didn't grab me. Some stuff happened that I didn't care about nor did it seem important. Some dude named the Actor is working for the Barbarian and messes up. Nothing else really happens, at all. I mean they could of done a lot more with this and absolutely nothing really happens. 1/5. Also.. what is with Transistors? I get it already he uses transistors stop telling me already. ...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

    Red's Dead Baby, Red's Dead 0

    Iron Man must battle not only the villainy of The Red Barbarian, but also the cunning and deception of The Actor in this tale of cold war espionage. After busting up a “commie spy ring” Tony Stark starts demonstrating his newest weapon, a disintegration ray. The Red Barbarian sets his sights on the plans for this dazzling new weapon and dispatches The Actor, a man capable of impersonating anyone even our fabled hero Tony Stark!I thought this was a grounded, well told Cold War espion...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

    Trapped By The Red Barbarian! 0

    You know, I've been picking on R. Berns for a few issues now, and sure, his dialogue here is just as bad and stilted as ever but the central story here which deals with Yet Another Communist intelligence plot is actually pretty well told. While such plots served as mundane bores when used with characters such asHulk and Thor, Iron Man and Tony Stark seem just right to tackle these nasty Red characters, given that there are enough twists and turns to make the story interesting. And with a guy wit...

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