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In "50,000 Volts ! En fureur," Iron Man faces his greatest test yet, trapped by the Mandarin on a spinning wheel of titanium bonds as the villain recounts his origins and declares his world-conquering ambitions. With the Mandarin unaware, the relentless motion is secretly recharging Iron Man’s armor, turning his captivity into a chance to strike back. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Don Heck with inks by Dick Ayers, this 1981 issue delivers a tense, high-stakes battle that culminates in a daring reversal of fortune. The cover, by Herb Trimpe and John Buscema, captures the moment of maximum tension.
In "Le secret du Mandarin," Iron Man finds himself imprisoned by the Mandarin, bound to a spinning wheel as the villain recounts his past and vows to destroy him. As the wheel turns, Iron Man's armor begins to recharge—just as the Mandarin leaves to plot world conquest. With his power restored, Iron Man launches a daring counterattack, sabotaging a Chinese missile launch and turning the weapon back on its origin. The Mandarin's plans unravel when Chinese forces arrive, exposing him as a traitor, and he flees the scene.
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