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''Invincible Iron Man'' is a 2008 comic book series by Creator/MarvelComics, written by Creator/MattFraction with art by Salvador Larroca.
The first issue was published May 7, 2008.
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!!''Invincible Iron Man'' (2008) provides examples of:
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''Invincible Iron Man'' is a 2008 comic book series by Creator/MarvelComics, written by Creator/MattFraction with art by Salvador Larroca.
The first issue was published May 7, 2008.
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!!''Invincible Iron Man'' (2008) provides examples of:
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* LampshadeHanging: One issue in Matt Fraction's run has an increasingly amnesiac Tony recounting his original origin story. After it ends, he takes a moment to mock some of the more silly aspects of the issue, like his covering the Iron Man armor with a trenchcoat and fedora, along with the implausibility of where he ''found'' a trench-coat and fedora in the middle of a Vietnamese jungle, or Wong-Chu's "trial by champion" thing.
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* LampshadeHanging: One issue in Matt Fraction's run has an increasingly amnesiac Tony recounting his original origin story. After it ends, he takes a moment to mock some of the more silly aspects of the issue, like his covering the Iron Man armor with a trenchcoat and fedora, along with the implausibility of where he ''found'' a trench-coat and fedora in the middle of a Vietnamese jungle, or Wong-Chu's "trial by champion" thing.thing.
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* CustomBuiltHost: The Mandarin forces Tony Stark and Ezekiel Stane to build giant many tentacled bodies for the Alien intelligences that exist in the Mandarin's Rings.
* DistaffCounterpart: Pepper Potts briefly, when she wore the Rescue armor in Fraction's run.
* DrivenToSuicide: In the ''World's Most Wanted'' storyline, Tony decides to shut down his own brain to erase all the data in it and thereby foil [[VillainWithGoodPublicity Norman Osborn]], doing so with a big grin, a lot of gallows humor, and a calm explanation to Maria Hill (when she attempts ReversePsychology) that shooting himself in the head just wouldn't be ''reliable''. Sure, he's fighting evil in a very tight corner, but them's not the actions of a sane and happy man.
* LampshadeHanging: One issue in Matt Fraction's run has an increasingly amnesiac Tony recounting his original origin story. After it ends, he takes a moment to mock some of the more silly aspects of the issue, like his covering the Iron Man armor with a trenchcoat and fedora, along with the implausibility of where he ''found'' a trench-coat and fedora in the middle of a Vietnamese jungle, or Wong-Chu's "trial by champion" thing.
* DistaffCounterpart: Pepper Potts briefly, when she wore the Rescue armor in Fraction's run.
* DrivenToSuicide: In the ''World's Most Wanted'' storyline, Tony decides to shut down his own brain to erase all the data in it and thereby foil [[VillainWithGoodPublicity Norman Osborn]], doing so with a big grin, a lot of gallows humor, and a calm explanation to Maria Hill (when she attempts ReversePsychology) that shooting himself in the head just wouldn't be ''reliable''. Sure, he's fighting evil in a very tight corner, but them's not the actions of a sane and happy man.
* LampshadeHanging: One issue in Matt Fraction's run has an increasingly amnesiac Tony recounting his original origin story. After it ends, he takes a moment to mock some of the more silly aspects of the issue, like his covering the Iron Man armor with a trenchcoat and fedora, along with the implausibility of where he ''found'' a trench-coat and fedora in the middle of a Vietnamese jungle, or Wong-Chu's "trial by champion" thing.
