Issue 11 is where Tony and Hazel have their honeymoon in Hawaii. Tony takes the Mark Nil Armor and goes to Krakoa the living mutant island in the stealth armor to take back the Mysterium (the indestructible mutant metal) she had kept. Iron Man is attacked by a talking Ape with a PhD. He defeats him and takes the new metal to be fashioned into a weapon and has Carol, Dr. Strange, and Spider-Man test it. Issue 10 Emma Frost is marrying Tony Stark under the guise of Ms. Hazel Kendal. Feilong is baited into following them and crashing the Vegas wedding. Emma gets into his mind and Tony gets what he needs to counter the Stark Sentinels. He gets the equipment from Zeke Stane's business. He builds what needs to take on Orchis next. Issue 9, Tony is trapped under 2 Stark Sentinels about to be destroyed. The Avengers (Thor and Captain America) are watching and so is the world. Feilong sends the Sentinels away to hunt more mutants. The Iron Man armor arrives in a sewer with Emma Frost. Tony meets her there and releases her from the armor. Tony is badly hurt. She walks into his mind and calms him down from a panic attack. They regroup as Tony heads off to deliver the Iron Man armor to Feilong per court order. Tony and Emma meet up and head over to see the White King, Wilson Fisk.
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