Strange #21

Sep 1971 · Editions Lug · 3 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“D'où vient Dominus ?”

In "D'où vient Dominus ?", Tony Stark, struggling with a failing heart, begins searching for a successor—leading to Eddie March, a boxer with his own serious health issues, taking up the Iron Man mantle. When the Crimson Dynamo proves too powerful, the original Iron Man must step back in, testing the limits of both the suit and the man behind it. Written by Archie Goodwin and illustrated by George Tuska with inks by Joe Gaudioso, this 1971 issue features a striking cover by Jean Frisano.

writer Archie Goodwin · artist George Tuska · inker Joe Gaudioso · cover Jean Frisano

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writer Archie Goodwin

artist George Tuska

inker Joe Gaudioso

cover pencils, inks Jean Frisano

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Tony Stark, with an ailing heart, seeks a replacement. Boxer Eddie March becomes the new Iron Man but he also has potentially life-threatening health problems. In a battle with the powerful Crimson Dynamo the "old" Iron Man has to come to the rescue of the "new" one.

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