Iron Man Vol 1 29

Alternate Covers: UK Variant Iron Man Vol 1 #29 Published September, 1970 Editor-in-Chief Stan Lee Cover Artist Marie Severin Bill Everett Artie Simek "Save the People -- Save the Country!" Writer Mimi Gold Penciler Don Heck Inker Chic Stone Letterer Jean Izzo Editor Stan Lee Previous Issue Next Issue Iron Man #28 Iron Man #30

Appearing in "Save the People -- Save the Country!"

Featured Characters:

•  Iron Man (Tony Stark) 

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

• The Overseer (Only appearance)^[1] (Destroyed)
• Myrmidon (Only appearance)^[1] (Destroyed)
• Unnamed dictator

Other Characters:

• Sandy (First appearance)
• Maria (First appearance)
• Santo (Maria's brother) (First appearance)
• Maria and Santo's grandfather

Races and Species:

• Humans
• Robots

Locations:

• Caribbean Sea
  • Unidentified island country

Items:

• Iron Man Armor MK IV
  
  

Synopsis for "Save the People -- Save the Country!"

Caught in a sea storm during a Caribbean boating vacation, Tony Stark and Sandy rescue refugees from a small boat. They tell Stark their country is being run by a mechanical dictator called the Overseer, controlling the villagers to make them work. Stark investigates as Iron Man and quickly finds the Overseer's citadel, using his black-light ray to conceal himself from electronic monitors. Once inside he is attacked by the robotic Myrmidon. Hearing their distant battle, the villagers suspect the Overseer may be in trouble; initially held in check by soldiers, when a boy named Santo is apparently killed by an automatic blaster, the villagers revolt. Iron Man defeats Myrmidon and sabotages the citadel: as it begins to explode, the Overseer's creator, a tyrant who created the machines to rule in an efficient manner, reveals himself and is captured. The villagers want to kill him, but are convinced to show mercy when Santo proves to be alive. The next day Maria thanks Stark for sending Iron Man to help.

Solicit Synopsis

Cry Revolution—and our great golden Avenger is up to his armor in the wildest array yet of gadgets and villainy! And wait till you learn the secret of—the awesome Overseer!

Notes

• The cover of this issue is signed by Severin and Everett with the pseudonym "E7V".

• This issue contains a letters page, "Sock It to Shell-Head". Letters are published from Patrick Rosenkranz, Chris Storb, and Kevin T. Dawson.

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