
Iron Man — Season 1

A malevolent Mandarin transforms the crew of a submerged Russian submarine into undead beings, forcing them to confront Iron Man and the team of Force Works.

Iron Man now faces the notorious Ultimo, resurrected by the combined efforts of Mandarin and Modok.

Mandarin and Justin Hammer have seized control of Stark satellites, weaponizing them to unleash widespread devastation. Simultaneously, Modok manipulates Jim Rhodes, turning him against his allies, resulting in a confrontation between Iron …

Iron Man propelled himself forward, a blur of red and gold against the cityscape, driven by the urgent need to rescue Julia’s daughter from her captors.

The People's Republic acquired the Grim Reaper, a cutting-edge fighter jet designed by Stark Industries.

A desperate race against time began as Force Works scrambled to rescue the model snatched by the Mandarin’s operatives. However, Modok harbored a decidedly keen interest in her fate.

In a video diary, the Mandarin recounts the acquisition of his formidable rings.

Circumstantial evidence points to Hawkeye's treachery against Force Works; however, he maintains his innocence.

Modak fashioned a replica of Iron Man. This imitation was dispatched on a mission: to acquire the sole antidote to the dreaded Dark Water Fever.

Iron Man finds himself locked in a desperate conflict with a malevolent duplicate of himself, while simultaneously confronting the formidable Living Laser and the menacing Grey Gargoyle.

Stripped of his power, Iron Man found himself marooned in the desolate expanse of the Chinese Arctic. Seeking warmth against the biting cold, Tony Stark retreated into the recesses of his mind, revisiting the genesis of his armored form – a…

With his armor steadily replenishing its power, Tony is flooded with memories of what came before. Simultaneously, the team at Force Works is en route to his rescue, though they must outpace the Mandarin’s followers to reach him in time.

After meticulously reviewing recordings of Tony Stark's previous engagements, Mandarin and Justin Hammer arrive at a startling conclusion: the armored hero known as Iron Man is, in fact, Tony Stark himself.


