I'm tired of being a hero. I want to relax and have some fun.

-- Iron Man (Tony Stark)

Appearing in "And Who Shall Clothe Himself in Iron?"Edit

Featured Characters:

•  James Rhodes 

Supporting Characters:

• Morley Erwin
• Bambi Arbogast
• Tony Stark 

Villains:

• Magma
• Indries Moomji
• Obadiah Stane
• Knight II

Other Characters:

•  Wasp  (Voice only)

Locations:

• Long Island
  • Stark International
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Mentioned)
• Lem's Salvage

Items:

• Iron Man Armor MK V
• Iron Man Armor (other models and prototypes)

Vehicles:

• Magma's crab-like vehicle
  
  

Synopsis for "And Who Shall Clothe Himself in Iron?"Edit

A besotted Tony Stark is unable to don the Iron Man armor and confront the villain, Magma, who is attacking Stark International. As a result, Jim Rhodes dons the armor. Rhodes is unable to effectively manipulate the armor, but ultimately recieves timely advice from Morley Erwin and eventually the armor's inventor, a drunken Tony Stark himself. When Rhodes is initially unable to stop Magma, Obadiah Stane sends his Knight to stop Magma (as he destroying Stark International which will soon change ownership to Stane, himself). In the ensuing chaos, Rhodes defeats the Knight, but allows Magma to slip inside Stark's lab. Magma is prepared to kill Stark, but Stark urges an entering Rhodes to utilize the repulsors on the armor's hand gaunlets. This allows Rhodes to finally defeats Magma. As the story comes to a close, to Rhodes surprise, Stark refuses to resume the role of Iron Man. Leaving to "relax" and "have some fun", Stark leaves his factory and his armor in the care of Jim Rhodes. At story's end, Rhodes is seen phoning the Avengers telling them that he is resigning from the team.

NotesEdit

• Jim Rhodes assumes the identity of Iron Man. He will remain in this role for several years.

• This story is continued in Avengers 231.

• Magma is not the mutant Amara Aquilla, but another short lived villain of the Marvel Universe.

• This issue contains a letters page, "Printed Circuits". Letters are published from Joe Zadareky, David Lipson, Tony Kiriluk, Delmo Waters, Jr., "GBT", and Eric Abrahams.

• This issue contains a Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation.
  

TriviaEdit

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