The brilliant billionaire Tony Stark, who was seriously wounded in a confrontation, escaped the battle with a leatherbag that kept him alive, a high-tech armor designed by him to make him the invincible Iron Man. Having two lives, he had to defeat industrial conspiracies but also fight superhuman opponents. In any case, he had a duty to combat injustices. This first Iron Man: the Integrale brought together all of Iron Man's production in 1963 and much of 1964, signed Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Don Heck and Robert Bernstein. All original covers accompany these episodes from Tales of Suspense 39 to 58.
Comics
2008
Action
Superhero
Iron Man - The Integrale
- Panini Comics Publisher
- Dennis O'Neil Writer
- Kurt Busiek Writer
- Peter B. Gillis Writer
- Stan Lee Writer
- Bill Mantlo Writer
- Roy Thomas Writer
- Archie Goodwin Writer
- Gerry Conway Writer
- Alex Starling Writer
- Bob Layton Writer
- Bob Layton Artist
- Steve Gerber Writer
- Herb Trimpe Writer
- Herb Trimpe Artist
- David Michelinie Writer
- Mike Friedrich Writer
- Allyn Brodsky Writer
- Richard Howell Writer
- Bob Harras Writer
- Al Hartley Writer
- Bob Kanigher Writer
- Ralph Macchio Writer
- Gary Friedrich Writer
- Roger McKenzie Writer
- Jim Shooter Writer
- Joe Weems V Writer
- Roger Slifer Writer
- George Tuska Artist
- Gene Colan Artist
- Don Heck Artist
- John Romita Jr. Artist
- Carmine Infantino Artist
- Jack Kirby Artist
- Sal Buscema Artist
- Ron Wilson Artist
- Luke McDonnell Artist
- Johnny Craig Artist
- John Byrne Artist
- Patrick Zircher Artist
- Jerry Bingham Artist
- John Buscema Artist
- John Verpoorten Artist
- Mike Vosburg Artist
- Alan Weiss Artist
- Ross Andru Artist
- Keith Pollard Artist
- Keith Giffen Artist
- Michael Golden Artist
- Gil Kane Artist
- Barry Windsor-Smith Artist
- Steve Ditko Artist
- Paul Smith (Paul Martin Smith) Artist
- Raúl Treviño Artist
- Jim P. Starlin Artist
- John Tartaglione Artist
- Rich Buckler Artist
- Ed Hannigan Artist
Details
- Type
- Comics
- Release
- 2008-04-01
- Countries
- États-Unis
- Original language
- English
- Genres
- Action, Superhero
- Volumes
- 16
- Status
- Ongoing
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- 9 octobre 2026
Synopsis
Iron Man - The Integrale
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Volume 1 — 1963-1964
The brilliant billionaire Tony Stark, who was seriously wounded in a confrontation, escaped the battle with a leatherbag that kept him alive, a high-tech armor designed by him to make him the invincible Iron Man. Having two lives, he had to defeat industrial conspiracies but also fight superhuman opponents. In any case, he had a duty to combat injustices. This first Iron Man: the Integrale brought together all of Iron Man's production in 1963 and much of 1964, signed Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Don Heck and Robert Bernstein. All original covers accompany these episodes from Tales of Suspense 39 to 58.
Volume 2 — 1964-1966
A great billionaire Tony Stark, who was seriously wounded in a confrontation, escaped the battle with a leatherbag that kept him alive, a high-tech armor designed by him to make him the invincible Iron Man. Having two lives, he had to fight industrial conspiracies and also superhuman opponents: in any case, he fought injustices. This second volume of Iron Man: The Integrale gathered episodes from 1964 to 1966, signed Stan Lee, Don Heck and Gene Colan. Besides Iron Man's adventures published in Tales of Suspense 59 to 78, you can also admire all the original covers.
Volume 3 — 1966-1968
The brilliant billionaire Tony Stark, who was seriously wounded in a confrontation, escaped the battle with a leatherbag that kept him alive, a high-tech armor designed by him to make him the invincible Iron Man. Having two lives, he had to fight industrial conspiracies and also superhuman adversaries. In any case, he had a duty to combat injustices. This third volume of Iron Man: the Integrale gathered adventures from 1966 to 1968, signed Stan Lee and Gene Colan. Besides the episodes Tales of Suspense 79 to 99 and Tales to Astonish 82, discover all the original covers devoted to Iron Man.
Volume 4 — 1968
In 1968, Iron Man finally had his own series. To celebrate, Marvel offered him Archie Goodwin! The first episode, designed by Gene Colan, was completely new in France, as well as the short story co-written by Stan Lee. The rest of this album is also exceptional since the episodes it contains have not been republished since the 1970s! And icing on the cake: it also contains the first part of L'âge de fer by Busiek and Chen.
Volume 5 — 1969
The brilliant billionaire Tony Stark, who was seriously wounded in a confrontation, escaped from it thanks to a leatherbag that kept him alive. This high-tech armor designed by him makes him... the invincible Iron Man! He has a double existence, he foils industrial conspiracies and fights superhuman opponents, fighting tirelessly against injustices...
Volume 6 — 1970-1971
The brilliant billionaire Tony Stark, who was seriously wounded in a confrontation, escaped from it thanks to a leatherbag that kept him alive. This high-tech armor designed by him makes him... the invincible iron Man! He has a double existence, he foils industrial conspiracies and fights superhuman opponents, fighting tirelessly against injustices...
Volume 7 — 1971-1972
The seventh full-length album dedicated to Iron Man's adventures. Discover mythical stories imagined by Gerry Conway, Gary Friedrich, Roy Thomas and attend the beginning of Mike Friedrich's performance. The illustrations are essentially George Tuska's. In the summary, Iron Man 37 to 53, that is the second part of 1971 and all the issues published in 1972. A must-see album which for the first time in France features episodes 49 to 51.
Volume 8 — 1973
Iron Man is opposed to many opponents! Among them, Namor, Mandarin, Whiplash and the new Dr Spectrum. Tony Stark will also attend the first appearance of Thanos, Drax the Destructor and Dragon-Lune. Unmissable adventures imagined by Mike Friedrich, George Tuska and Jim Starlin, with an episode previously unreleased in France. Contains US episodes: - Iron Man #44 - Iron Man #14-65
Volume 9 — 1974 - 1975
Iron Man faces many enemies in these episodes of the 70s: MODOK, Ultimo or the Purple Dynamo. He will also fight his friends Avengers, Thor and Hulk!
Volume 10 — 1976
Iron Man must defend himself as the attacks build up and he risks losing everything. Happy Hogan is wounded, Tony kidnapped by the Red Ghost while a New York detective seeks to charge our hero... Contains US episodes: - Iron Man (1968) 82-93 and Annual 3 previously published in Strange 84-95 and 1 unpublished magazines.
Volume 11 — 1977-1978
Tony Stark's adventures, with opponents such as M.O.D.O.K., Ultimo, Mandarin and Valet de Coeur. Contains US episodes:
Volume 12 — 1978-1979
Is Tony Stark's most terrible opponent himself? Following a series of difficult experiences (including murder accusations) and assaults by villains in the shovel, the billionaire has become increasingly struggling to resist his immoderated inclination for alcohol. Is this the beginning of the demise of the billionaire and the end of Iron Man? Contains US episodes: - Iron Man (1968) 113128 - Marvel Premiere (1972) 44 previously published in Strange 115-121 and BEST OF MARVEL: IRON MAN – THE GOD IN BOUTEILLE.
Volume 13 — 1979-1981
Tony Stark has touched the bottom of the bottle, and now he needs to find a way to regain control of his life. He is going on a journey around the world, but his enemies leave him no respite, whether it be the Titanium Man or the terrible Force. Contains US episodes: - Iron Man (1968) 129-144 Unreleased titles previously published in Strange 131, 134-47.
Volume 14 — 1981-1982
Here comes Whiplash, with new powers and even a new name! Iron Man and Dr Fatalis are projected in the past, at the time of King Arthur. The Living Laser and Unicorn are back. And it is time for the Golden Avenger to try a new armor! Contains US episodes: - Iron Man (1968) 145-157 of the titles previously published in : - MARVEL CLASSIC 10 - Strange 148-151 and 155-161
Volume 15 — 1982-1983
The pressure is rising for Tony Stark, besieged from all sides: between Diablo, Obadiah Stane, the A.I.M., and his old demons (alcoholism in mind), there is a growing doubt. Tony is beginning to fear that he will not be able to live up to Iron Man... Is it time to pass the torch to his most faithful ally, Jim Rhodes? This volume marks a turning point with Dennis O'Neil's arrival at the screenplay, replacing David Michelinie. O'Nel will remain in command until 1986 and takes on a bold bet here: entrusting Iron Man's armor to Rhodey for long-term use. Dive into the origins of one of the most striking periods of the series!
Volume 16 — 1983-1984
Between 1983 and 1984, Dennis O'Neil and Luke McDonnell remained in command of the Iron Man series, with James Rhodes under the armor of the hero. Tony Stark continued his descent into hell as their greatest enemy, Mandarin, was preparing to destroy them. Some surprises await you in this album: episode 178 and the sixth Annual, which had never been published in France! Contains US episodes: - Iron Man (1968) 171-82 and Annual 6 of titles previously published or unpublished in : - THE ICONES OF MARVEL 1 - Strange 177-185 - Nova 89