Marvel Tales #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rhino on the Rampage!", Iron Man takes center stage in a high-stakes showdown that unfolds live on television, with Pepper Potts in peril and Happy Hogan caught in the crossfire. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Gene Colan and inks by Gary Michaels, this 1971 Marvel Tales issue delivers a tense, action-packed tale where heroism, identity, and memory collide. The cover by John Romita Sr. captures the chaos, while the story’s emotional climax hinges on a shocking revelation that reshapes everything—without giving away how it all resolves.
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Iron Man frees Pepper from the Titanium Man's paralysis beam and then goes on to defeat him on live T.V. A final, deafening blast from Titanium Man's beam restores Happy's memory. Titanium Man flies off to his supposed rendezvous with the submarine but is abandoned by his masters before he gets there and is left to languish in the ocean. Iron Man is a hero, and even Senator Byrd is rooting for him. When Tony Stark appears Pepper hugs him - she seems to have forgiven him for his recent seeming transgressions! Happy, memory intact, now knows the truth -- that Stark is Iron Man!
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