Iron Man 3: Iron Man Fights Back

For the book based on Iron Man 2, see Iron Man 2: Iron Man Fights Back

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Iron Man 3: Iron Man Fights Back
Author	Thomas Macri
Artists	Ron Lim Cam Smith Lee Duhig
Publisher	Marvel Press
Release Date	April 2, 2013
Media Type	Storybook
Pages	32
ISBN	ISBN-10: 1-4231-7248-5 ISBN-13: 978-1-4231-7248-2
Marvel Cinematic Universe

Iron Man 3: Iron Man Fights Back is a storybook based on Iron Man 3.

Synopsis

Spinning out of the events of Iron Man 2 and this summer's The Avengers, comes the next chapter in the life of billionaire inventor Tony Stark, otherwise known as the Invincible Iron Man!

Plot

to be added

Appearances

This section requires expansion

Characters

• Tony Stark/Iron Man
• Pepper Potts (flashback)
• Aldrich Killian (flashback)
• Maya Hansen (flashback)

Locations

• Malibu, California
  • Tony Stark's Mansion
• Rose Hill, Tennessee
• Los Angeles, California
  • Stark Industries Headquarters (flashback)
  • Cedars-Sinai Hospital (flashback)

Events

• Destruction of the Chinese Theatre (mentioned)
• Destruction of Tony Stark's Mansion (mentioned)
• Rescue of Airplane Passengers (mentioned)

Items

• Arc Reactor
• Iron Man Armors
  • Mark XLII Iron Man Armor
  • Mark VII Iron Man Armor (flashback)
  • Mark II Iron Man Armor (flashback)
  • Mark III Iron Man Armor (flashback)
  • Mark IV Iron Man Armor (flashback)
  • Mark V Iron Man Armor (flashback)

Mentioned

• Mandarin

Trivia

• It is included in The Avengers: Reading Adventures.

Behind the Scenes

Continuity

The story of this book omits Harley Keener despite the character being an important character in Iron Man 3. This causes the book to massively diverge from the continuity of the MCU and is therefore considered non-canon to the rest of the MCU.