Iron Man #3
1998
- Series
- Iron Man
- Issue
- 3
- Cover date
- Apr 30, 1998
- Story title
- The Art of the Deal
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Iron Man #3, published in July 1968, arrived during the period when Marvel Comics transitioned from anthology features in 'Tales of Suspense' to a dedicated solo title for Tony Stark. This shift allowed writers and artists to delve deeper into the complex psyche of the character, moving beyond the short-form stories of the early sixties to explore his personal struggles and the ethics of his industrial empire during a time of significant cultural change.
The interior art for this issue was provided by Johnny Craig, a veteran artist renowned for his influential work at EC Comics, bringing a distinct, slightly darker aesthetic sensibility to the Marvel house style. The cover, illustrated by Gene Colan, captured the dynamic and gritty atmosphere of the burgeoning series, contributing to the title's steady establishment as a pillar of Marvel's expanding superhero universe.
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