Iron Man Vol. 6 - #18 - Iron Man tells a story of Jekyll and Hyde that he is this person who is apparently perfect but has all these dark flaws that destroys relationships. He then admits his flaws to Hellcat and then brings everyone back and apparently gives up the comic power. Who shows up at the end, Korvac. #17 - Iron Man kills his space friends plus the Silver Surfer and Dr. Doom, and Hellcat talks him into bringing them back. - #16 Iron Man comes back to earth and gives to everyone his intelligence as a gift and wants to fix the world. #15 Iron Man and Korvac have breached and absorbed the Power Cosmic and been transformed. They fight to the finish and Korvac destroys a sun to attack Tony. He sends them to a dead dimension. He then seizes on the opportunity to change his own world with his new power. - #14/13 Iron Man is barely alive aboard Galactus's ship, and his Space Friends come in to save his life. Korvac is about to get the Power Cosmic when Tony steps in to take the power. #12 Iron Man is asked by the Living Tribunal to go to Galactus's ship to prevent Korvac from breaking in. #11 - Tony finds that Stiltman is not the loving savior he claims to be. And, then the Living Tribunal! #10 - a detour to see where Tony has went - to a planet of Ultimos where the populace is content working to contribute to Megiddo a city of diverse aliens. #9 - Korvac finds the original human torch in hopes of teaching the original android what he hopes to accomplish. #8 - The team lead by Rhodey is under attack in space. Hellcat is telepathically supported by a mental image of Moondragon.
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