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Tales of Suspense (1959) #40

 
 
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Writer: 
R Berns, Robert Bernstein
Penciller: 
Steve Ditko, Larry Lieber
Penciller (cover): 
Jack Kirby
Inker: 
Don Heck, Sol Brodsky
Letterer: 
Art Simek
Editor: 
Stan Lee
Orig. Published: 
April 10, 1963
Format: 
Comic 

The Story: (hide) Gray goes gold when Tony Stark gives his armor a new look, just in time to face a prehistoric powerhouse! Iron Man vs. his first super-powered opponent! (Originally published as TALES OF SUSPENSE (1963) #40)

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