Marvel 23 x Iron Man Comics Bundle Vol 5 (Gillen) #1-28 Many Consec. Minor Keys

This bundle consists of #1-13 (two versions of 9), 15-19,25-28 Numerous minor keys new armor appearances etc. Sensible offers welcome. From a fan’s perspective, Iron Man Volume 5 is one of the most divisive yet fascinating eras in Tony Stark’s history. Written by Kieron Gillen, this run dives deep into Tony’s identity — not just as Iron Man, but as a man constantly redefining what it means to be human in a world shaped by his own inventions. The artwork by Greg Land gives the series a slick, futuristic look that fits perfectly with the tone: sleek, high-tech, and just a bit unsettling. What really struck me as a reader was how boldly this volume explored themes of transhumanism and self-discovery. The “Godkiller” and “Secret Origin of Tony Stark” arcs pushed boundaries, challenging our understanding of who Tony really is and how much of him is the man versus the machine. Some of the twists — especially the revelations about his parentage — shocked long-time fans, but they also opened new layers of storytelling potential. While not everyone loved the direction, Iron Man Volume 5 stands out for its ambition. It’s a philosophical take on Iron Man that asks tough questions about evolution, technology, and the price of genius. For fans willing to embrace change, it’s an unforgettable chapter in Stark’s legacy.#IronMan#TonyStark#DrDoom#MarvelComics#MCU#Superheroes#ComicBookCharacters#IronManComics#MarvelUniverse#TonyStarkFans#Villains#ComicBooks#MarvelFans#PopCulture#ComicBookMovies#HeroVsVillain#MarvelLegends#ComicBookArt#MovieAdaptations