Invincible Iron Man #2
This Omnibus collects the second half of Matt Fraction's acclaimed run on Invincible Iron Man, following Tony Stark as he faces the fallout from Norman Osborn's Dark Reign and the Siege of Asgard. The volume features the 'Stark Resilient' storyline, where Tony rebuilds his empire and debuts a new armor, while confronting threats from Ezekiel Stane, the Ghost, and Madame Masque. It also includes the 'The Five Nightmares' arc and ties into the Heroic Age, showcasing Iron Man's struggle to reclaim his legacy alongside allies like Iron Patriot and enemies like Giuletta Nefaria.
In "Stark: Disassembled Part 1 Counting Up from Zero," Tony Stark wakes with a blank slate—his mind restored, but his memories gone. As Justine and Sasha Hammer push their latest creation, the Detroit Steel armor, to military buyers, Doug Johnson III takes the controls, unaware of the storm brewing beneath the surface. Written by Matt Fraction and illustrated by Salvador Larroca, with colors by Frank D'Armata and letters by Joe Caramagna, this pivotal issue marks a turning point in Iron Man’s journey, all wrapped in a cover by Salvador Larroca.
In "Stark: Disassembled Part 1 Counting Up from Zero," Tony Stark makes a desperate, irreversible choice to erase his own mind to keep vital secrets from Norman Osborn. Now trapped in a vegetative state, he leaves behind a final recorded message for those who care—watching as his closest allies grapple with the cost of his sacrifice.
In "Stark: Disassembled Part 4: Ghosts in the Machine," Tony Stark's fractured mind becomes a battleground as Dr. Strange ventures into his psyche to pull him back from the brink. With Pepper and Maria confronting a shocking secret about Tony’s recent past, the Ghost emerges—cloaked in mystery and menace.
In "Stark: Disassembled Part 5," Doctor Strange ventures into Tony Stark’s fractured mind in a desperate bid to pull him back from the illusion that’s consuming him. Outside, Stark’s allies fight to survive against Ghost, whose deadly assault threatens to end everything before Tony can reclaim his reality.
In "Stark Resilient Part 1: Hammer Girls," Tony Stark wakes with a blank slate—his mind restored, but his memories gone. Meanwhile, Justine and Sasha Hammer push their latest creation, the Detroit Steel armor, to the military, with Doug Johnson III as its pilot.
In "Stark Resilient Part 2 Visionary Men," Tony Stark steps away from military contracts to launch Stark Resilient, aiming to redefine his legacy. Meanwhile, Justine and Sasha Hammer quietly funnel outdated Stark tech to dangerous hands, testing the limits of his new vision.
In "Stark Resilient Part 3: This Is What We Do," Pepper Potts confronts the cost of her sacrifice when the repulsor disc embedded in her body is removed—only to discover she still wants it back. As Tony Stark grapples with fragmented memories, Bambi Arbogast reenters his life, asking for a second chance as his personal assistant.
Pepper Potts, now wielding a repulsor disc and clad in a new Stark-designed suit, steps back into the field as Rescue, her skills tested in the shadows of a world still shaped by Iron Man’s legacy. Meanwhile, Tony Stark reorganizes his team, ushering a fresh wave of talent into the evolving sanctuary of Stark Resilient.
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