War Machine #1
1994
- Series
- War Machine
- Issue
- 1
- Cover date
- Apr 1, 1994
- Story title
- Something To Believe In
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War Machine #1 was published by Marvel Comics in April 1994, emerging as a spin-off title following James 'Rhodey' Rhodes' tenure as Iron Man. During the 'Hands of the Mandarin' storyline, Rhodes officially took on the War Machine mantle, cementing his transition away from the temporary role of Iron Man. The series was launched to capitalize on the character's surge in popularity, providing a dedicated platform to explore his military background and distinct technological aesthetic.
The issue was written by Scott Benson and Len Kaminski, with interior art provided by Gabriel Gecko. The visual design of the character, initially conceptualized by Kevin Hopgood, featured the iconic bulky, weaponized gray armor that set Rhodes apart from Tony Stark's more streamlined designs. Upon release, the series was received as a standard entry in the 1990s Marvel line, capturing the era's preference for tactical, heavy-artillery-focused superhero narratives.
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