True Believers: Iron Man Armor Wars # 1 (Marvel 2015)

True Believers: Iron Man - Armor Wars #1 (Marvel Comics 2015)

The "senses-shattering" technocentric crisis that redefined Tony Stark’s legacy returns in a "mind-blowing" and budget-friendly spotlight. Released in 2015 to coincide with the multi-layered armor revamps of the modern era, this "weird and twisted" True Believers edition reprints the opening salvo of the legendary 1987 corporate warfare epic with absolute "visual fluidity." At White Dragon Comics, we keep these "investment-grade" dollar books stocked so you can experience the "mind-bending" classic moments that built the foundation of modern high-tech superheroics.

Issue Summary: The "Senses-Shattering" Breach of Stark Tech

This special True Believers edition reprints the iconic opening chapter of the Armor Wars storyline (originally presented in Iron Man #225), plunging the Armored Avenger into a "mind-blowing" nightmare of corporate espionage.

• A "Mind-Bending" Discovery: Tony Stark discovers that a "weird and twisted" security breach has allowed his proprietary, top-secret armor schematics to be stolen and sold on the black market to rival villains and governments alike.

• Visceral Interior Art: Mark Bright delivers "mind-blowing" classic pencils, rendering the iconic, streamlined silver-and-red Centurion armor and the "senses-shattering" technological showdowns with a "visual fluidity" that remains truly "stupefying."

• The "Weird and Twisted" Crusade: Realizing the "stupefying" devastation his designs could cause in the wrong hands, Stark begins a rogue, "senses-shattering" mission to hunt down and neutralize any armored figure utilizing his hijacked technology—even if it puts him at war with his own allies.

Creative Team & Specifications

• Writer: David Michelinie & Bob Layton

• Penciler: Mark Bright

• Inker: Bob Layton

• Colorist: Ken Feduniewicz (Original Colors)

• Letterer: Janice Chiang (Original Letters)

• Cover Artist: Mark Bright & Bob Layton (Classic Reprint Art Layout)

• Release Date: 2015 (Original Issue: December 1987)

• Publisher: Marvel Comics

• Page Count: 32 Pages

• Rating: Rated T – Suggested for readers seeking "senses-shattering" high-tech action.