Iron Man #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIron Man dominates the center of this June 1972 cover, bursting free of heavy chains with fists raised in a display of raw strength, while chaos erupts on all sides — robot attackers fire energy blasts to the left, an explosion scatters figures to the right, and a defeated mechanical foe lies crumpled at his feet. Gil Kane's pencils and Vince Colletta's inks give the scene a kinetic, larger-than-life energy that perfectly suits the bold tagline "The Birth of the Power!" The interior story, "Why Must There Be an Iron Man?" — written by Roy Thomas with art by Barry Smith — promises the kind of thoughtful superhero drama that made early-'70s Marvel so compelling.
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