The Irredeemable Ant-Man #5
In "Confrontation," Eric O'Grady faces off against Mitch, the man he's been deceiving as the Ant-Man, as past and present collide in a high-stakes game of deception and survival. With the stolen suit's secrets slowly unraveling and a hidden program in the helmet revealing the truth about Hank Pym, Eric's carefully constructed lie begins to crack—especially when Mitch finally pieces it all together during a tense poker game. Written by Robert Kirkman and illustrated by Phil Hester, with cover art by Hester and Ande Parks, this 2007 issue delivers a gripping, character-driven clash that pushes Ant-Man to his limits.
In a tense showdown that spans past and present, Ant-Man [Eric O'Grady] uses his cunning and a swarm of tiny allies to outwit SHIELD agent Mitch Carson, narrowly escaping detection while uncovering secrets hidden within the Ant-Man suit. As old tensions flare during a heated poker game, Mitch’s suspicions finally come to a head—only to be met with a swift punch and a desperate flight from the law. With Veronica King watching from the shadows and Hank Pym’s ghostly guidance echoing in the suit’s tech, Eric races to stay one step ahead of SHIELD’s relentless pursuit.
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Reprinted in Franklin Richards: March Madness #1 (2007), Irredeemable Ant-Man #1 (2007), Irredeemable Ant-Man #[nn] (2009)
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