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Iron Many, Part Two of Two: Dangerous Toys
Continuing where the previous story left off, Iron Man and Power Pack are still fighting the Puppet Master controlled Iron Man armors in the New York Museum of Super Heroics. After a long and intense battle, the heroes emerge victorious and all armors are destroyed.
James Rhodes tells Tony that the lab tracked down the signal that was controlling the armors, and that it came from Stark's own technology. Power Pack convinces Tony to let them help him track down Puppet Master. Before departing, Tony builds all four of them an armored suit of their own (though only with the ability to fly, no weapons).
The five find Puppet Master's hideout and Tony destroys the stolen chip. Puppet Master however has prepared for the arrival of the heroes. He first tries to mind control Tony Stark, but when that failes due to a neural inhibitor in the Iron Man helmet, he uses puppets of Power Pack to take control of the four kids. Now under Puppet Masters' control, Power Pack attacks Iron Man. Iron Man manages to fight Power Pack off without hurting the kids, untill he can get to Puppet Master and free Power Pack from his control.
Puppet Master is arrested and Power Pack will get their own exhibit at the museum. But Jack keeps the Power Pack puppets that Puppet Master has made and decides to play with them at home, unintentionally causing his siblings to attack each other.
Creative credits
Writers: Marc Sumerak, Chris Giarrusso, Margot Blankier
Interior art: Marcelo Dichiara, Chris Giarrusso, Colleen Coover
Color: Gurihiru, Chris Giarrusso, Colleen Coover
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