Iron Man
Marvel Comics.
Iron Man Omnibus 1 (Tales of Suspense 39-83, Tales to Astonish 82; w Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Robert Bernstein; a Don Heck, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Gene Colan). [From Marvel Comics: As the Marvel Age of Comics exploded on the pop-culture scene, super hero after super hero that redefined the genre leaped forth from the imagination of the Marvel Bullpen. Adventurers and innovators, scientists and high-school bookworms, they were amazing men and women with all the failings and foibles of you and me. And there are none that touch both that adventurer ideal and human reality as Tony Stark, the Invincible Iron Man. A jet-setter, playboy, and brilliant scientist, Tony is cut down to Earth when a battlefield explosion rips into his heart. Only by creating the amazing Iron Man armor can he stay alive! Packed with the debonair and debutantes, Cold War monsters and sultry super-spies, the Iron Man Omnibus presents the stories of one of comics’ most intriguing characters from the very beginning! Featuring the first appearances of such classic Marvel characters as the Mandarin, the Black Widow, Hawkeye, the Crimson Dynamo and the Titanium Man in lushly-illustrated stories by "Dazzling" Don Heck, Gene "The Dean" Colan and scripted by no less than Stan "The Man" Lee himself, this is go-to volume for the Iron Man fan.
Including every page, every pinup, and every letters column. Not to mention unused covers, critical essays, and bonuses galore!] 4/23/08 Gormuu's page.
Iron Man Masterworks 1 (Tales of Suspense 39-50, 54; w Stan Lee,
Larry Lieber, Robert Bernstein; a Don Heck, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko).
[From Marvel Comics: When billionaire industrialist Tony Stark dons
sophisticated armor of his own design, he becomes a living high-tech weapon
- the world's greatest human fighting machine! Experience the armored Avenger's
earliest adventures - including classic confrontations with arch-foes Crimson
Dynamo and the Mandarin, and guest-starring the X-Men's Angel.] Gormuu's
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Iron Man Masterworks 2 (Tales of Suspense 51-65; w Stan Lee; a Don Heck). [From Marvel Comics: Marvel's Man of Metal makes his triumphant return to the Masterworks! Yes, it's time to fess up and Face Front, True Believers: After a thirteen-year vacation, the iron-clad Avenger's back with his sophomore effort at long last. But it's guaranteed to be one harrowing homecoming! This tome's classic tales pit Tony Stark against a virtual who's who of adversaries in the mighty Marvel manner that could only be brought to you by Stan Lee and the lavish pen of "Dashing" Don Heck! There's the return of Iron Man's arch-nemesis, the Mandarin, and said vile villain's origin, followed up by the first appearance of the long-loved Avenger, Hawkeye -- but he's not playing on the side of angels here. No, he's teamed-up with the Black Widow against ol' Iron Boots! And finally, Iron Man must test his mettle against no less than Captain America and his own Iron Man armor as the new Iron Man fights the old! It's a slam-bang barrage of Marvel classics with drama galore and a little '60s Russkie "Red Scare" that can't be beat.] 
Iron Man Masterworks 3 (Tales of Suspense 66-83, Tales to Astonish 82; w Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, Al Hartley; a Don Heck, Gene Colan). [From Marvel Comics: The Iron Avenger returns for another round of Marvelous Masterworks Mayhem, and this one's gonna go straight down to the final bell, True Believer! So buckle up your red and gold retrorockets and get ready for adventure a'plenty as only Marvel can make it! Stan "The Man" and the Dynamo of Delineation, Don Heck, will pit Tony Stark against the undersea menace Attuma, the Dream-Maker and the massive menace of the Titanium Man in classics without compare. But then the order changeth! After defining the series for nearly 30 issues, Don Heck passes the torch to no less than Gene "The Dean" Colan, whose lush illustrations take the Invincible Iron Man to spectacular heights! Yup, Mssrs. Colan and Lee dive into a who's who as the Mandarin returns, Ultimo attacks and Iron Man goes toe-to-toe with Namor the Sub-Mariner in one of Marveldom's earliest cross-over epics!This baby's so going to move so quick that you won't have to worry about rust, but you may just have to slap on a pair of oven mitts before handling!]
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Man Masterworks 4 (Tales of Suspense 84-89, Iron Man & Sub-Mariner 1, Iron Man 1; w Stan Lee, Archie Goodwin; a Gene Colan). [From Marvel Comics: Mr. Tony Stark, the Swingin’ ’60s Sultan of Science, is back again as none other than the Invincible Iron Man! Brought before the United States Senate to divulge the secrets of Stark Enterprises, the stakes have never been higher for the Iron Avenger. But survival in the halls of government means risking the life of his closest confidante, when the Mandarin mistakes an armored Happy Hogan for the real deal! There’s no time for recovery even after a face-off against the many rings of the Mandarin, because waiting right in the wings are the Mole Man, the Melter, and the Crusher, and lemme tell ya, executive privilege don’t mean nuts to these ne’er-do-wells! With a return adventure to Viet Nam, the communist terror of the Titanium Man, and the evil ideologues of A.I.M. lined up in a row after that, you can bet your bottom dollar that it’ll be an action-packed ride straight through to the debut of Iron Man’s very own solo-series! It all comes courtesy of Stan “The Man” and Gene “The Dean”, so you can invest now - these guys are a safe investment if there ever was one!] 
Essential Iron Man 1 (Tales of Suspense 39-72; w Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Robert Bernstein; a Don Heck, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko). [From Marvel Comics: Most of the early Marvel heroes gained their amazing powers in freak accidents. Iron Man, however, was a different story. A tribute to the genius of invention, the Armored Avenger was the only true "self-made" hero of the Marvel Age of Comics. Born of necessity, millionaire inventor Tony Stark crafted the walking weapon as his only means of staying alive. Captured by North Vietnamese soldiers, and his heart gravely wounded, Stark built the metal suit and used it to escape his captors and return to the Western world as the invincible Iron Man! The modern marvel of technology blasted off to new heights of popularity as he battled the malicious Mandarin, the equally armored Crimson Dynamo, the beautiful Black Widow and other foreign foes who attempted to sabotage the American economy and undermine the very existence of the United States! All this and more is presented in this huge volume that collects the earliest-and seldom seen-Iron Man adventures from the pages of TALES OF SUSPENSE!] 
Essential Iron Man 2 (Tales of Suspense 73-99, Iron Man/Sub-Mariner 1, Iron Man 1-10; w Stan Lee; a Don Heck, Gene Colan). [From Marvel Comics: It's armored action at its best as Iron Man faces Ultimo; the Mandarin; the Titanium Man, the ever-popular communist menace; and more! Guest-starring S.H.I.E.L.D., the Sub- Mariner and the Hulk! Includes the first run of Iron Man's solo series!] 
The Power of Iron Man (120-128; w David Michelinie & Bob Layton;
a John Romita Jr & Bob Layton). Now replaced by Demon in a Bottle below. 
Demon in a Bottle (120-128; w David Michelinie & Bob Layton; a John Romita Jr & Bob Layton). [From Marvel Comics: Iron Man faces his most untouchable foe in criminal industrialist Justin Hammer and his literal army of super-villains! But can the Armored Avenger overcome an even more implacable personal demon, invulnerable to technology or wealth? Guest-starring Ant-Man and the Sub-Mariner!] 
The Many Armors of Iron Man (47, 142-144, 152-153, 200, 218; w
Roy Thomas, David Michelinie & Bob Layton, Denny O'Neil; a Barry Smith,
Joe Brozowski, John Romita Jr., Bob Layton, Mark Bright).
Doomquest (a.k.a. Iron Man vs. Dr. Doom) (149-150, 249-250; w David Michelinie & Bob Layton; a John Romita Jr. & Bob Layton). [From Marvel Comics: When armors collide! Trapped in the time-lost land of King Arthur, Iron Man battles Doctor Doom in a classic clash of titans! And in the far-flung future of 2093 A.D., the Armored Avenger and Doom must team up...to save Camelot!] 
Armor Wars (225-232; w David Michelinie & Bob Layton; a Mark
D. Bright, Bob Layton, Barry Windsor-Smith). [From Marvel Comics: 'How many? How many have drawn blood with my sword?' Millionaire
industrialist Tony Stark is an inventive genius who has dedicated all
of his enormous financial and intellectual resources to a single
guiding principle: the creation of technology for the betterment of
humanity. Stark's greatest creation is a modern-day miracle: a suit of
form-fitting, strength-enhancing, steel-mesh armor he dons to become
the living symbol of his ideals, the Invincible Iron Man! But when
Stark discovers that the same technology he used to create the Iron Man
armor - technology so secret he didn't even dare patent it - is now in
the hands of several deadly super-villains, he feels responsible for
the evil they have done with the high-tech tools he unwittingly
provided. In the face of objections from his government, friends,
colleagues and fellow super heroes, Stark swears to use the power of
Iron Man to bring the evil to an end - and to take back what's his. The
Beatle, Stilt Man, the Controller, Stingray, the Mandroids, the
Guardsmen and Firepower don't know it yet, but they've got a problem.
The world's most powerful force for good isn't playing by the rules
anymore. And he's coming for them.] 
Heroes Reborn: Iron Man (1-12; w Jim Lee, Scott Lobdell, Jeph Loeb, Ed Benes; a Whilce Portacio, Ryan Benjamin, Terry Shoemaker, Mike Miller). [From Marvel Comics: Iron Man left two lives behind when he vanished, but can he avoid his former mistakes in his new one? The armored Avenger takes on Hydra, Heralds and the Hulk - and the eyes of the Marvel Universe are upon him in the form of Loki, the Watcher and Onslaught himself! Featuring Doc Samson and - or rather, AS - the Abomination! Plus: Rebel O'Reilly, later of THUNDERBOLTS fame!] 
Mask in the Iron Man (26-30; w Joe Quesada; a Sean Chen, Alitha
Martinez). [From Marvel Comics: Tony Stark is Iron
Man. To some he is a modern-day knight garbed in a suit of technologically
advanced armor. To others, he's a genius. A billionaire. Some in the business
district would say he's untouchable. That he wears a different kind of armor
altogether. He's had a good life. But it's all about to end. What begins
with the exposure of his identity as Iron Man and a heart attack leads to
the most developed suit of Iron Man armor Stark has ever created - one with
artificial intelligence. Tony Stark is no longer Iron Man. It knows how
Tony feels. It's been inside Tony's head. But it does not have the weaknesses
that Tony does. Except, of course, for Rumiko Fujikawa, the woman Tony loves.
It loves her as well. This thing. This machine that would be a man. These
circuits that would know love. It moves like Tony did. It speaks like Tony
does. And nobody knows there's no one inside the armor except for Tony.
And so, for it to remain Iron Man, there's only one more thing that has
to happen. Iron Man must kill Tony Stark.] 
Avengers Disassembled: Iron Man (84-89; w Mark Ricketts & John
Jackson Miller; a Tony Harris & Jorge Lucas). [From
Marvel Comics: Some think Tony Stark has lost his battle with the bottle.
Others think he can't control his violent temper. Some think he's a homicidal
maniac. Even his closest friends are beginning to doubt him, wondering why
he won't fend off these accusations. But Stark’s self-imposed exile
is cut short, as Iron Man must face off against his evil doppelganger, which
has embarked on a murderous rampage aimed at those in charge of Stark Enterprises!
Only one of them can remain standing. And even the victor is under threat
of extinction.]
Extremis (1-6 + covers to Vol. 3, 75-83; w Warren Ellis; a Ari Granov). [From Marvel Comics: It’s the beginning of a new era for Iron Man as renowned scribe Warren Ellis joins forces with digital painter Adi Granov to redefine the armored avenger’s world for the 21st century—a landscape of terrifying new technologies that threaten to overwhelm fragile mankind! What is Extremis, who has unleashed it, and what does its emergence portend for the world?] 
Execute Program (7-12; w Daniel & Charlie Knauf; a Patrick Zircher). [From Marvel Comics: It’s the beginning of a new era for Iron Man as renowned scribe Warren Ellis joins forces with digital painter Adi Granov to redefine the armored avenger’s world for the 21st century—a landscape of terrifying new technologies that threaten to overwhelm fragile mankind! What is Extremis, who has unleashed it, and what does its emergence portend for the world?] 
Civil War: Iron Man (Iron Man 13-14, Casualties of War, The Confession; w Brian Michael Bendis, Christos Gage, Charlie Knauf, Daniel Knauf; a Alex Maleev, Mike Perkins, Jeremy Haun, Patrick Zircher). [From Marvel Comics: Tales of suspense ripped from the pages of CIVIL WAR! First, get inside the mind of Tony Stark, and learn why he feels superhuman registration is necessary – and why he's taken it upon himself to lead the charge for its implementation! Big changes are in store for Iron Man in the post-Civil War landscape, and the build-up begins here! Plus: In the midst of CIVIL WAR, Captain America and Iron Man meet secretly, one last time, to see if there’s any hope of working things out before further tragedy occurs. How could these two men, once the closest of friends and staunchest of allies, end up leading opposing armies in the conflict tearing apart the Marvel Universe? And finally, two of the Marvel heroes most affected by the shocking conclusion of the war get together one last time in a heart-wrenching finale that cannot be missed. What is said between them will set the course of the Marvel Universe for years to come. This is the confession.] 
Director of SHIELD (15-18; w Daniel & Charlie Knauf; a Patrick Zircher). [From Marvel Comics: Tony Stark, director of S.H.I.E.L.D. It¹s day one of a new role for Tony as he takes up the mantle of the missing Nick Fury to lead S.H.I.E.L.D. into the 21st century! But what does this mean for the future of Iron Man? Collecting IRON MAN #15-18 and featuring comprehensive profiles of Iron Man and S.H.I.E.L.D! Also reprinting the first appearance of S.H.I.E.L.D. in STRANGE TALES #135; and IRON MAN #129 in which Tony Stark avoids a hostile takeover of Stark International by S.H.I.E.L.D.] 
1 Heart of Steel (1-4; w Fred van Lente; a James Cordeiro, Ronan Cliquet). [From Marvel Comics: The Armored Avenger blasts into the newest title in the critically-acclaimed, best-selling Marvel Adventures line! Who is Iron Man, the world-renowned symbol of mega-conglomerate Stark International? And what terrible secret from his past forces billionaire inventor Tony Stark to become the Golden Guardian? Find out here!] 
2 Iron Armory (5-8; w Fred van Lente; a Rafa Sandoval, James Cordeiro, Graham Nolan). [From Marvel Comics: The Armored Avenger blasts through the second arc of his solo title in the critically acclaimed, best-selling Marvel Adventures line! Tony Stark shows off some of the various incarnations of his armor, including the Deep Sea Armor and Space Armor as he fights the Techno-pirates, the Living Laser and more!] 2/6/08 
Crash (OGN; w & a Mike Saenz).
Fantastic Four/Iron Man: Big in Japan (4-issue mini + story from Spider-Man Unlimited 8; w Zeb Wells; a Seth Fisher). [From Marvel Comics: Mass panic has struck the streets of Tokyo! The media has initiated round-the-clock coverage. Uncontrollable crowds are choking the streets, and kaiju hysteria has gripped the island of Japan for the first time in 50 years! Because the Fantastic Four, the world's first super-hero big-monster battling squad, and playboy industrialist Tony Stark have descended on the Land of the Rising Sun! Zeb Wells (NEW WARRIORS, SPIDER-MAN/DOCTOR OCTOPUS: YEAR ONE) and Seth Fisher (Green Lantern: Willworld, Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight) bring you a manic fusion of Marvel super heroes with Japanese pop culture that proves why the FF and Iron Man are big in Japan! It's an all-out romp with big monsters a-go-go as Droom, Giganto and Eerok, the giant ape -- along with hundreds of manic '50s Marvel monsters -- trample Tokyo's first-ever Kaiju Museum and Celebration!] 
Hypervelocity (6-issue mini; w Adam Warren; a Adam Warren & Brian Denham). [From Marvel Comics: A single, grueling night of high-speed, mechanized mayhem finds Tony
Stark and a new, uniquely improved version of the Iron Man armor caught
in the crossfire between the bleeding-edge technology of an insurgent
mecha subculture and the massed hardware of an elite "cape-killing" paramilitary force. Besieged by ballistic missiles, supersonic jihadi LMDs, seductive viral avatars and cyberdrug-addled roboravers, Iron Man must push himself far beyond his technological and biological limits to survive the onslaught of ultra-tech war machinery...] 
Inevitable (6-issue mini; w Joe Casey; a Frazer Irving). [From Marvel Comics: It was only a matter of time before Iron Man's longtime enemies re-emerged to confront him once again. And now, they've got more than revenge on their minds. An all-new, action-packed story spotlighting the return of classic villains like the LIVING LASER and the SPYMASTER (to name but two)!] 
Iron Man 2020 (OGN; w Walt Simonson & Bob Wiacek; a Bob Wiacek
& William Rosado). 