Issue 7 - Opens at the New York Stock Exchange with a social media influencer recording that Stark Unlimited is making/selling weapons again to the delight of the audience. After Tony speaks he leaves and goes to the briefcase outside and changes into the Silver Centurion Armor. He meet Melinda May on the roof of Stark Tower and goes inside. There he fills her in on the plan. She meets Vishte Taru a consultant for Latveria. They are then summoned by Victorious, a wielder of the Power Cosmic attacking Tony Stark and Melinda and Vishte. Iron Man's current armor (the Improvised Armor) comes out of his watch. He fights back and defeats her. He takes Lady Zora inside for medical treatment. Then, they talk of the new relationship of Stark U. to Emperor Doom. Stark U. offers to provide the technological infrastructure and supply all war contracts. She leaves to hear of Doom's answer. Issue 6 - Tony Stark arrives in Dagestan, a Russian province of United Latveria to meet with an opposition group to Dr. Doom. He offers them a Stark creation of bitcoin - an unlimited supply. The leader takes him to a person who betrayed them. He wants Tony to kill him. Before doing any killing, Tony wants to know more about the plan to overthrow Doom. As they discuss the plans. Tony reiterates that he is out of the weapons making business. When suddenly an explosion and the Winter Guard appear. Iron Man fights back and is supported by Black Widow to comes to help. Iron Man rescues them all including the kid he was supposed to kill. Tony goes to the board and says the company will become the sole weapons supplier for Emperor Doom. Issue 5 - Iron Man in his improvised armor and Riri and Melinda May fight Lucia Von Bardas and a Stark Sentinel and Chicago Heat. Chicago Heat, the terrorist organization has rounded up and caged several black kids in an apparent racists move to rid the city of them, while Lucia seems to think that America deserves to lose its technology. Lucia fights and gains the upper hand once uploading her software consciousness into the Stark Sentinel, but then Riri uses Pym particles to grow to its size. Then she shrinks the Sentinel down to size. Then, Iron Man says he will stop making surveillance equipment. Riri then makes all the people's weapons chargeable tor Iron Man to turn them into portable repulsor weapons so they can destroy the warehouse that held them. Tony vows to end weapons manufacturing and other things and upgrade his armor. Issue 4 - A group of terrorists called the Heat in Chicago raid a dinner and kidnap the people in it. We switch to Santa Monica where Tony called Riri Williams to come look at the medallion that Justine Hammer left and the new Iron Monger suit of armor. Tony also called in the Scarlet Witch to help understand the magic from the broach. Scarlet Witch goes in it and finds formidable magic in it. Says that it can corrupt the wearer and the Mysterium acted as a stabilizer for the dark forces. Riri hooks it up to Stark servers, and it begins to eat away at the magic virus that originally attacked his armors. All are wiped except for a California factory to get Stark tech into SHIELD. Tony and Riri go to see Melinda. This was something Tony approved as Director of SHIELD. Melinda takes them to it and finds Agent 33 (Kara Palamas, who quit SHIELD and started a private firm stealing Stark technologies and selling them to the Heat in Chicago, to Lucia Von Bardas with a Stark Sentinel.
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