Iron Man: Enter the Mandarin Vol 1 6

Iron Man: Enter the Mandarin Vol 1 #6
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Art by: Eric Canete
Release Date	February 27, 2008
Cover Date	April, 2008
Issue Details
Editor-in-Chief	Joe Quesada
Original Price	$2.99 US $3.05 CAN
Pages	32

1. "Enter the Mandarin - Part Six (of Six)"
Appearances · Synopsis
Writer(s)	Joe Casey
Penciler(s)	Eric Canete
Inker(s)	Eric Canete
Colorist(s)	Dave Stewart
Letterer(s)	Comicraft
Editor(s)	Thomas Brennan Stephen Wacker

Appearing in "Enter the Mandarin - Part Six (of Six)"

Featured Characters:

• Iron Man (Tony Stark) (See chronology)

Supporting Characters:

• Stark Industries
  • 🢐 Pepper Potts 🢒

Antagonists:

• Mandarin (Main story and recap) (See chronology)

Other Characters:

• God (Yahweh) (Mentioned)
• 🢐 Po 🢒
• S.H.I.E.L.D.
  • 🢐 Special Agent Burroughs
  • 🢐 Special Agent Sands
  • Director Rick Stoner (Mentioned) (See Continuity)
• Nick Fury (Mentioned) (See Continuity)
• Avengers (Mentioned)

Races and Species:

• Humans (Main story and recap)

Locations:

• Earth (Main story and recap)
  • China (Main story and recap)
    • Mandarin's Castle
    • Valley of Spirits (Main story and recap)
    • Beijing
  • Earth Orbit
    • S.H.I.E.L.D. Orbital Platform (Destruction)
  • United States of America
    • New York
      • New York City
        • Queens
          • Long Island
            • Flushing
              • Stark Industries Headquarters
• Hell (Invoked)

Items:

• Mandarin's Rings (Main story and recap)
• Iron Man Armor Model 3

Synopsis for "Enter the Mandarin - Part Six (of Six)"

• Synopsis not yet written

Continuity Notes

• Iron Man: Enter the Mandain retells Iron Man's first clash against his arch-nemesis the Mandarin, who first appeared in Tales of Suspense #50. The limited series adapts the original tales from Tales of Suspense #50-55, by Stan Lee and Don Heck.
• Stark Industries is mistakenly referred to as Stark Enterprises by the external text. This is incorrect, since Stark Enterprises was a completely different company started by Tony Stark in Iron Man #217 some time after Obadiah Stane had taken over Stark International in Iron Man #173.
• Tony Stark states that he had founded S.H.I.E.L.D. six months before the events of this issue, and plans about replacing Director Rick Stoner with C.I.A. agent Nick Fury. This statement, however, has become incorrect due to Earth-616's Sliding Timescale; in the current timeline, S.H.I.E.L.D. was founded by Tony's father Howard Stark in the early 1960s, with Rick Stoner as its first public Executive Director. Stoner was apparently killed by Hydra mercenaries and replaced in 1965 by Nick Fury.

Chronology Notes

Characters in this story also appear in other stories between this issue. The affected characters are:
Mandarin

• 🢐 Pag. 1 - 8, Panel 2 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 8, Panel 3 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 8, Panel 4 - Pag. 18, Panel 5 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 19-22 🢒

Iron Man (Tony Stark)

• 🢐 Pag. 1 - 8, Panel 2 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 8, Panel 3 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 8, Panel 4 - Pag. 10, Panel 6 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 11-13 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 14-15 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 16 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 17 - 18, Panel 1 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 18, Panels 2-5 🢒
• 🢐 Pag. 19-22 🢒

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