Titan Pocket Book #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Crescendo!", Tony Stark—now stripped of his fortune and facing arrest—finds himself alone and on the run, forced to rely on his Iron Man armor to survive. With the Avengers out of reach, he’s thrust into a sudden confrontation on the waterfront, where Warlord Krang’s flagship emerges from the depths. As he tries to protect Lady Dorma, Iron Man launches a desperate attack, only to crash into his own factory—just as the Sub-Mariner appears, looming over him. Written by Stan Lee and Gene Colan, with art by Gene Colan and inks by Jack Abel, this 1981 Marvel UK pocket book features cover art by Gene Colan and Jack Abel.
In "Crescendo!", Iron Man returns from a perilous mission with a stolen Soviet jet, only to find himself a fugitive after Senator Harrington Byrd publicly brands him a traitor. With the People's Liberation Army and U.S. Air Force forces closing in, and the Mandarin’s guards hunting him for a mysterious new threat, Tony Stark must outwit both enemies and allies to clear his name—before his own allies turn on him.
In a tense, high-stakes turn, Iron Man finds himself stripped of his fortune and on the run, with a warrant for his arrest and no help from the Avengers. With Lady Dorma at his side and the waters teeming with danger, he faces Warlord Krang’s flagship—only to find his courage tested in ways he never expected. As he crashes into his own factory, the last thing he sees is the Sub-Mariner emerging from the shadows.
In "The Demon Duplicators!", a mad scientist's machine creates dangerous copies of heroes and villains alike, forcing a desperate race to stop a duplicate of Thor from wreaking havoc. When Professor Zaxton's experiment spirals out of control, his own duplication leads to a shocking fall—leaving behind a good version to face the consequences.
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