Iron Man #64
2003
- Series
- Iron Man
- Issue
- 64
- Cover date
- Mar 1, 2003
- Story title
- Standoff Part Two
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Iron Man #64 was published by Marvel Comics in September 1973 during the Bronze Age of comic books. At this point in the series, the narrative was transitioning away from the experimental themes of the late 1960s toward more traditional superhero tropes. The story features Tony Stark navigating both the personal fallout of his corporate life and the external threats common to his armored persona.
The issue was written by Mike Friedrich with cover art and interiors contributed by George Tuska. Tuska was a defining visual force for Iron Man throughout the 1970s, known for a grounded, industrious aesthetic that emphasized the mechanical nature of the suit. This period of the title is often noted by historians for its focus on Stark’s vulnerability and the increasingly complex social landscape of the Marvel Universe.
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