This comprehensive, behind-the-scenes look at the blockbuster Iron Man movie features exclusive content, from concept art and armor design, to unreleased stills and a glimpse at the creative process. It’s everything you wanted to know about the making of the movie from all the key players, including Jon Favreau, Stan Winston, Marvel’s Kevin Feige, and more!

5 Responses to “Iron Man: The Art of Iron Man, the Movie”

1. Hengky Tanoyo says:

   November 16, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Despite the scarce availability, I’m happy to be able to get my hands on one copy. This book is flat out awesome. What do you expect most when you purchase an art book. Of course, lots of artworks. This book got plenty of them. Beginning the required background on Iron Man, it quickly leaps into the stunning and elaborate design works that are just too great to miss. Readers are also treated with the evolution of the designs, what makes and does not make the cut, and even the alternative promotional poster designs.

   I wish the Art of Spider-Man movie books and the Dark Knight art book would be as beautiful as this. But fingers crossed that they are going to churn out more books with this quality.
2. Caetis says:

   September 3, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Did you love the film? Do you read the comics? Honestly, even if neither of those are true, you still might get a great deal of enjoyment out of it. I loved this artbook as well, and if you have any interest in the internal workings of this suit, or any highly mechanical thing of this nature, you will get your money’s worth with this book!

   It does a good job explaining why they used the designs they did, gives you a much closer look at the suit itself, and also gives you numerous concept images from comic master Adi Granov! The production stills alone I think are worth buying this book.
3. AMZ says:

   May 4, 2009 at 12:00 am

   Awesome Movie…Awesome book. Has a very nice amount of artwork in it. sometimes these books are a little less than expected but this one delivers where it counts. Great for the fan or just if you are interested in the artistic side of things. Z
4. R. Beltran says:

   April 1, 2009 at 12:00 am

   I was browsing this book at a comic book store in union square and the contents of art in this book is amazing, so i decided to buy one online cause its cheaper. Amazon has some sellers for this book and i was lucky enough to purchase one for $35.00 from one of them. Unfortunately after 2 months of waiting for the book, the seller decided not to ship me the book because he thinks he can sell it more for a couple of hundred bucks. He always kept making excuses that he shipped it, it was back ordered, or it was returned by the post office or something. Basically he just stalled long enough for me to get a refund. Now that the price is over $200, how am i suppose to find one with a reasonable price. Thanks a lot seller “comics-now”, ur stalling has finally paid off.
5. Massobrio Davide says:

   February 20, 2009 at 12:00 am

   This is the perfect example of how art books about movies should be: great drawings and pictures (I love Adi Granov art), a lot of them; the book follows the design process very well; the design itself of the book is very good. Globally, it matches the quality of “The art of Star Wars” series in my opinion.