Iron
Man #165 (dec 1982, Marvel) Cgc 9.8 Nm/mt White Pages Chessmen App
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You are considering collecting a copy of issue #165 from Iron Man's first run, published December 1982. Pencils by Luke McDonnell. Script by Denny O'Neil. I recently upgraded my copy, so this beautiful book needs a new home. Universal (Blue Holder) Graded Near Mint/Mint, CGC 9.8 with WHITE Pages.
Chessmen appear. Your comic will be shipped by USPS using the method you select, using a box with an embarrassing amount of padding. The book you will receive is the one pictured. Behold my feedback and bid with confidence! If you are not 100% satisfied, please return your book for a full refund. Your satisfaction is my main goal! Appearing in "Endgame" Featured Characters: Iron Man Supporting Characters: Bambi Arbogast Indries Moomji James "Rhodey" Rhodes Pepper Potts Vic Martinelli Antagonists: Chessmen Obadiah Stane (Behind the scenes) Rook Laird Jamie of Glen Travail Pawn Other Characters: Pepper Potts' son Ian Forsythe Locations: United States of America New York City Long Island Stark International Scotland Glen Travail Items: Iron Man Armor MK V Synopsis for "Endgame" The Laird of Glen Travail taunts Iron Man into surviving the traps found within his castle keep. He has a limited amount of time to locate and rescue Jim Rhodes and Indries Moomji before they suffer from a torturous death. From within their secret lair, the master of the Chessmen and the Rook monitor Iron Man's plight. The Rook is confidant that Iron Man will not survive the three traps he has set in place for him. Iron Man begins searching for Rhodey and Indries by following the path of the electric cables that run throughout the castle. As he enters one chamber, a three-ton block of solid granite drops from the ceiling and falls upon him. Tony's armor is strong enough to withstand the pressure though, and he lifts himself out from under the block. As he approaches the next doorway, a set of chain manacles is released from both the door and ceiling, holding Iron Man into place. The counterweights are designed to compensate for whatever pressure is applied against them. Iron Man uses his boot jets and a concentrated amount of force to snap the chains without any further ado. Unwilling to take any more chances, Iron Man flies forward and blasts through the door of the next room where he finds Indries. She appears to be safe and unmolested. The Rook seals Iron Man off from her and exposes him to the purple mist - an aerosol acid that begins to melt the outer edges of his armor. Iron Man uses his welding torch to cut through the outer wall to freedom. He soon determines that Jim Rhodes is not being held captive in the castle at all. He flies to a nearby cave where he finds Rhodes strapped to the ground, his body assailed with poisonous spiders. He frees Rhodes then returns to the castle collect Indries and arrest Laird Jamie. Issue data from marvel.fandom.com. Used via CC-BY-SA.
Chessmen appear. Your comic will be shipped by USPS using the method you select, using a box with an embarrassing amount of padding. The book you will receive is the one pictured. Behold my feedback and bid with confidence! If you are not 100% satisfied, please return your book for a full refund. Your satisfaction is my main goal! Appearing in "Endgame" Featured Characters: Iron Man Supporting Characters: Bambi Arbogast Indries Moomji James "Rhodey" Rhodes Pepper Potts Vic Martinelli Antagonists: Chessmen Obadiah Stane (Behind the scenes) Rook Laird Jamie of Glen Travail Pawn Other Characters: Pepper Potts' son Ian Forsythe Locations: United States of America New York City Long Island Stark International Scotland Glen Travail Items: Iron Man Armor MK V Synopsis for "Endgame" The Laird of Glen Travail taunts Iron Man into surviving the traps found within his castle keep. He has a limited amount of time to locate and rescue Jim Rhodes and Indries Moomji before they suffer from a torturous death. From within their secret lair, the master of the Chessmen and the Rook monitor Iron Man's plight. The Rook is confidant that Iron Man will not survive the three traps he has set in place for him. Iron Man begins searching for Rhodey and Indries by following the path of the electric cables that run throughout the castle. As he enters one chamber, a three-ton block of solid granite drops from the ceiling and falls upon him. Tony's armor is strong enough to withstand the pressure though, and he lifts himself out from under the block. As he approaches the next doorway, a set of chain manacles is released from both the door and ceiling, holding Iron Man into place. The counterweights are designed to compensate for whatever pressure is applied against them. Iron Man uses his boot jets and a concentrated amount of force to snap the chains without any further ado. Unwilling to take any more chances, Iron Man flies forward and blasts through the door of the next room where he finds Indries. She appears to be safe and unmolested. The Rook seals Iron Man off from her and exposes him to the purple mist - an aerosol acid that begins to melt the outer edges of his armor. Iron Man uses his welding torch to cut through the outer wall to freedom. He soon determines that Jim Rhodes is not being held captive in the castle at all. He flies to a nearby cave where he finds Rhodes strapped to the ground, his body assailed with poisonous spiders. He frees Rhodes then returns to the castle collect Indries and arrest Laird Jamie. Issue data from marvel.fandom.com. Used via CC-BY-SA.
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