Iron Man Epic Collection #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Campfire Tales," Tony Stark finds himself trapped in Kang's Limbo fortress alongside Kang, Mantis, Kang's "sons," Neut, and a mysterious woman, as the truth of his long-hidden allegiance begins to unravel. Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, with Hector Oliveira's dynamic art and Tom Morgan's striking cover, deliver a chilling twist that redefines Iron Man's past and sets a world-ending countdown in motion.
In "Traitor's Gate," Moonraker’s presence in Force Works feels seamless—everyone remembers him as a veteran teammate, even Julia, who shares a quiet intimacy with him. But Julia’s memories keep unraveling, as if time itself is looping, while her daughter Rachel insists Moonraker has never existed. Meanwhile, in the void of space, Century halts Skewer from executing the Broker, a moment that echoes with unseen weight.
In "Cybermancy!", Iron Man makes a sudden and controversial move by enlisting the enigmatic Cybermancer into the Avengers without consulting the team, just as two murders shake Avengers Mansion in New York. With Hawkeye accused and fleeing west to California, U.S.Agent is sent to track him down—only to be ambushed when Iron Man arrives with Cybermancer, turning the mission into a confrontation. Tensions explode as Wanda demands Iron Man’s resignation, and in the shadows, Vietnam vanishes from the world’s maps, erased from memory entirely.
In "Welcome to Nowhere," Wanda, Spider-Woman, Moonraker, and Fisher wake up stranded in a forgotten corner of Vietnam—only to be ambushed by Apocryphus and his forces. As the group fights to survive, Moonraker's fractured memories begin to return, revealing his true identity as Gustav Brandt, the former Libra. Meanwhile, Black Widow reunites with U.S. Agent, Jim Rhodes, and Hawkeye, who are already on the run, while Iron Man, watching from afar, prepares to unleash a devastating strike. At the Works HQ, Amanda grows uneasy, drawn to the hidden basement that seems to pulse with secrets of its own.
In "Time out of Mind," Tony Stark finds himself trapped in Kang's Limbo fortress alongside Kang, Mantis, Kang's "sons," Neut, and a mysterious woman, where the truth of his long-hidden allegiance begins to unravel. As the past and present collide, Amanda discovers the real Suzi Endo in stasis, only to be killed by the returning Iron Man, who now orders VIRGIL to trigger a global catastrophe in 21 hours. With Jim Rhodes and Rachel in danger, Century intervenes just as Rhodes activates his Warwear to face the man he once called a friend.
In "Siege Perilous," U.S.Agent, Spider-Woman, and Scarlet Witch join forces with Fisher Todd and War Machine in a high-stakes race against time to stop a deadly chronographic weapon activated by Tony Stark. As they battle the rogue A.I. VIRGIL and the enigmatic Cybermancer, the team must unravel the final pieces of Stark’s scheme before the countdown reaches zero.
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