Colin Moon is a journalist for AIPT, specializing in comic book reviews and pop culture analysis. With a passion for storytelling and a love for the medium, Colin provides insightful and entertaining reviews that engage readers and highlight the best of the comic book industry.
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Straightforward, emotional grounding and driving action.
It’s a shame that the book’s scope is so narrow.
The uncanny feels necessary, if not transformative than awakening.
The everyduck at his most distilled and iconic.
Begins confusingly and unbearably, moves through a brief moment of promise, and then self-destructs.
Iron & Diamonds maintains all the big action and a bevy of armors necessary for a classic Iron Man story.
There are strengths within limitations.
Continuity that has been forgotten, no matter how landmark it was at the time.
Desperately casting about for a formula that might sustain the book.
Twenty-four years of unscripted fantasy.
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