Iron Man Vol. 6 - #25 It's Iron Man Day in New York City. Iron Man is supposed to show up to a gathering and speak, but instead he finds a person in the subway who had a heart attack. He has to remember his CPR and use his armor as a defibrillator (which he should not be using it through the guy's shirt - it should be direct skin contact). We get two back up stories, one with the stealth armor rescuing Thor and another from Tales of Suspense days where Iron Man battles Radioactive Man. #24 Spymaster, Force, and Cobalt Man have Iron Man and War Machine cornered. And, Force attacks Tony rupturing his spleen. Then Cobalt Man blasts them into the Dark Dimension. Turns out it is Riri Williams underneath the Cobalt Man armor and has the 10 rings of the Mandarin. #23 - Carl Walker, Force, is the front man for Tony/Rhodey/Bethany's buying up billions in high tech. illegal weapons. Carl gets time displaced and turns on Tony. The Mandarin's rings are sold by Spymaster to the Cobalt Man who all seem to have Tony Stark at their mercy. #22 Iron Man and War Machine investigate Vic's death. Carl Walker agrees to join them in buying up and taking out all the various mass destruction and illegal weapons, out comes the latest iteration of the Stealth Armor.
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