Iron Man Vol 3 11

Iron Man Vol 3 #11 Published Released December, 1998 October 14, 1998 Issue Details Pages 32 Original Price $1.99 US $2.80 CAN Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras Cover Artist Sean Chen Production John Marasigan Publisher Stan Lee Shirrel Rhoades President Joseph Calamari "Schedule Conflicts" Writer Kurt Busiek Penciler Sean Chen Inker Larry Stucker Eric Cannon Colourist Steve Oliff Letterer Richard Starkings Comicraft Dave Lanphear Editor Bobbie Chase Brian Smith Previous Issue Next Issue Iron Man Vol 3 #10 Iron Man Vol 3 #12

Appearing in "Schedule Conflicts"

Featured Characters:

•  Iron Man (Tony Stark)  (Appears in flashback)

Supporting Characters:

•  James Rhodes 
• Stark Solutions
  •  Happy Hogan 
  •  Pepper Potts 
•  Dr. Jane Foster  (Appears in flashback)
•  Warbird (Carol Danvers) 

Antagonists:

• Baintronics, Inc.
  •  Sunset Bain 
  • Bilmes (Only appearance)^[1]
  •  Rampage (Stuart Clarke) 
  •  War Machine  (First appearance)

Other Characters:

• Espionage Elite (Recap)
  • Number Two (Recap)
  • Number Six (Recap)
  • Number Four (Recap)
  • Number Three (Recap)
• Whiplash (Mark Scarlotti) (Dream)
• Mandarin (Recap)
• Battlin' Jack Murdock (Mentioned)
• Avengers (Mentioned)
•  Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff)  (Only in flashback)
• Hank Pym (Mentioned)
• N.A.S.A. (Referenced)
•  Tracy Burke 
• J. Jonah Jameson (Mentioned)
• S.P.D.
  • Detective Plexico  (First appearance)
•  Madame Masque (Whitney Frost)  (Behind the scenes and recap)
•  Madame Masque (Whitney Frost)  (Corpse)
• Lord (Yahweh) (Invoked)
• Madame Masque (Whitney Frost) (Mentioned)
• Maggia (Mentioned)
• Mordecai Midas (Referenced)
• Count Nefaria (Luchino Nefaria) (Recap)
• Masque (Whitney Frost) (Referenced)
• Melter (Bruno Horgan) (Mentioned)
• Unicorn (Milos Masaryk) (Mentioned)

Races and Species:

• Humans (Main story and flashback)
• Human-Kree Hybrids

Locations:

• Earth (Main story and flashback)
  • United States of America (Main story and flashback)
    • Washington
      • Seattle
        • Lake Washington (First appearance)
          • Evergreen Island (First appearance)
            • Smart House (First appearance)
        • Baintronics, Inc. Facility
        • Seattle Police Department Headquarters (First appearance)
      • Mount Rainier (Mentioned)
      • Redmond (First appearance)
        • Astrodyne Systems (First appearance)
    • New York (Only in flashback)
      • New York City (Only in flashback)
        • Manhattan (Only in flashback)
          • Midtown (Only in flashback)
            • Fifth Avenue (Only in flashback)
              • Avengers Mansion (Only in flashback)
  • France (Recap)
    • Paris (Recap)
  • Russia (Recap)
    • Ural Mountains (Recap)

Items:

• Iron Man Armor
  • Iron Man Armor Model 16 (Main story and flashback)
  • Iron Man Armor Model 4 (Recap)
• Mandarin's Rings (Recap)
• Black Widow's Suit and Gauntlets (Only in flashback)
• Warbird's Suit
• War Machine Armor Model 2 (First appearance)
• Eidolon Warwear (Mentioned)
• Iron Man Armor Model 11 (Mentioned)
• Iron Man's Briefcase

Vehicles:

• Dragon of Heaven (Recap)
  
  

Synopsis for "Schedule Conflicts"

Stark dreams of getting mobbed by his villains, until Rhodey wakes him up as their helicopter approaches Stark's new Lake Washington estate on Evergreen Island. As he enters his new home in his hover-chair he's greeted by Happy and Pepper who give him a tour. They meet with Dr. Jane Foster-Kincaid in the medical center where she informs him he's healing slower than he should. Meanwhile at Baintronics Inc., Sunset is informed that Stark's schedule is too full to fit her in, so she calls Stuart Clarke to arrange a hole in Stark's schedule. In Seattle, Carol Danvers meets with Theresa Burke to talk about Carol's new book, but Carol becomes enraged when she sees Tony Stark outside. After she confronts him about her being kicked off the Avengers, Stark proceeds to the police station to identify a body for Det. Plexico; Tony is shocked to see it is Whitney Frost, as he identified another corpse as her over a year earlier (IM #245, '89). They're interrupted when Rhodey calls Stark to tell him War Machine is attacking Astrodyne, Stark suits up as Iron Man despite his injuries. As War Machine stuns him, Warbird arrives, but War Machine threatens to kill Iron Man if she doesn't back off.

Notes

Chronology Notes

A flashback in this story affects the chronology of the following characters:

•  Iron Man (Tony Stark) 
•  Dr. Jane Foster 

Publication Notes

Legacy Numbering

• Based on the Marvel Legacy renumbering infographic, this issue is Iron Man #356

See Also

• 8 Image(s) from Iron Man Vol 3 11

Footnotes