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Tony Stark is murdered... not once but twice! Iron Man takes the blame the first time around, despite secretly Stark himself! His second death comes at the hands of his the armoured Avenger's main nemesis, the Mandarin , who reveals his origin in this story. And it's a completely bizarre tale of space-dragons, ring-powered UFOs, the innate ability to build nuclear missiles without training and so much more. This was the Marvel Age of Shameless Strangeness!  Tales of Suspense #59 [1/2] Tales of Suspense #60 [1/2] Avengers #9 (tie-in) Tales of Suspense #61 [1/2] Tales of Suspense #62 [1/2] Tales fo Suspense #63 [1/2] Tales of Suspense #59 [1/2] The Black Knight 's horse breaks him out of jail and he immediately attacks Stark Enterprises to get the Avengers ' attention. With the team busy at a charity benefit show, Tony Stark investigates personally, only for his armour's life-support functions to give up on him while checking in with Pepper Potts and Happy Hogan...

A mysterious figure emerges from nowhere and gathers the most powerful villains in the Marvel Universe , manipulating each of them that the ' Acts of Vengeance ' are their idea. The Prime Movers - Kingpin , Magneto , Doctor Doom , Red Skull , the Wizard and the Mandarin - convince super-villains to swap foes to gain the element of surprise and cause the death's of the heroes. Each hero faces a foe they'e never fought before, though there seems to be a heavy focus on destroying the Avengers , in particular. But if there's one things that'll bring the lackey's plan down to its knees, it's that bad guys always have their own agendas... MCG Notes:   Iron Man #250 isn't included because the 'Acts of Vengeance' banner was added to the cover in error. Likewise for Silver Surfer #33 which included the legend 'Acts of Idiocy' on the cover as a joke and is often mistaken as an actual tie-in! Officially, it's the titles with the full ...