Iron Man Noir (edition 2011)

by Manuel Garcia Scott Snyder

Series: Marvel Noir

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Title:	Iron Man Noir
Authors:	Manuel Garcia Scott Snyder
Info:	MARVEL (2011), Paperback, 112 pages
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I picked Iron Man Noir up because I'm a fan of Iron Man. I really enjoyed the steampunk aspects of this graphic novel, but as the previous poster pointed out, this isn't noir. The book itself isn't horrible, but it wasn't the noir I was expecting. However, Iron Man Noir is still enjoyable and the "twist" was unexpected. Plus, the artwork is very nice! All in all, I'd say that Iron Man Noir is an average graphic novel at best. I'd probably recommend it to already established Marvel or Iron Man fans, but it wouldn't be my first choice for someone uninitiated to start with. Perhaps the other titles in the Noir series are better. (

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MeganAngela | Feb 24, 2011 |

Entertaining, but not noir. This is pulp fiction in the classical sense of the term, straight out of the pulp rags that birthed Doc Savage and his kind. (

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0785147284, Paperback)

Finally, IRON MAN enters the world of MARVEL NOIR, with an action-packed pulp reimagining like you've never seen before! In 1938, Tony Stark is a daring adventurer, traveling the world in search of its mythological treasures and trying to forget the responsibilities of an iron magnate. From the Fountain of Youth to the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Tony has conquered them all...but only his closest confidants know it's all one last-ditch effort to cure the disease that is slowly killing him. But someone has been selling out Stark Industry secrets to Count Nefaria and his Nazi sympathizers, and it's only a matter of time before they catch up with Tony on his latest quest!

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While Tony Stark makes one last-ditch effort to cure the disease that is slowly killing him, someone has been selling Stark Industry secrets to Nazi sympathizers, and it's only a matter of time before they catch up with him.

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