From Invincible Iron Man #599, “The Search for Tony Stark: Part Seven”
Art by Stefano Caselli, Alex Maleev and Marte Gracia
Written by Brian Michael Bendis
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From Invincible Iron Man #599, “The Search for Tony Stark: Part Seven”
Art by Stefano Caselli, Alex Maleev and Marte Gracia
Written by Brian Michael Bendis

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From Invincible Iron Man #600, “The Search for Tony Stark: Finale”
Art by Stefano Caselli, Alex Maleev, David Marquez, Daniel Acuña, Leinil Francis Yu, Jim Cheung, Mike Deodato Jr., Mark Bagley, Andrea Sorrentino, Gerry Alanguilan, Andrew Hennessy, Scott Hanna, Marte Gracia, Guru-eFX, Romulo Fajardo Jr, Marcelo Maiolo and Rachelle Rosenberg
Written by Brian Michael Bendis
From Invincible Iron Man #594, “The Search for Tony Stark: Part Two”
Art by Stefano Caselli, Alex Maleev and Israel Silva
Written by Brian Michael Bendis
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Eric Lynch, Howard Stern’s diminutive foil, dies
LOS ANGELES (AP) – Eric “The Actor” Lynch, whose fear of werewolves, love of professional wrestling and angry, often foul-mouthed rants endeared him to fans of Howard Stern’s radio show for more than a decade, died at age 39. Eric Lynch, Howard Stern’s diminutive foil, dies
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