Ahead of the debut of The Avengers next month, Marvel has linked up with Loud Crow Interactive -- makers of the well-received A Charlie Brown Christmas iPad app -- to make a new interactive comic book app. The app follows Tony Stark's design logs from the Mark I Iron Man suit through the new Mark VII suit that he will use in the new movie.

Marvel's The Avengers: Iron Man - Mark VII includes 15 pages of new storyline, dozens of interactive elements, a "read to me" mode for kids, and -- maybe most importantly -- full optimization for the new iPad's retina display.

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Set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, "Marvel's The Avengers: Iron Man - Mark VII" is an epic interactive comic book experience through the design logs of super hero Tony Stark as he journeys from his Mark I armor, used to escape from captivity in the Ten Rings insurgents' cave, to the high-powered Mark VI armor, used to vanquish Ivan Vanko and his army of Hammer Drones.

A war has started and we are hopelessly outgunned. It is time for billionaire philanthropist Tony Stark to upgrade his Iron Man armor for the upcoming battle when "Marvel's The Avengers" assemble for the blockbuster movie event of summer 2012.

Marvel's The Avengers: Iron Man - Mark VII is a free download on the App Store. [Direct Link]

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Frosticus Avatar
181 months ago
Not a good way for a guy in his late 20's to discreetly read comics on the train to work....

"Pew! Pew! Booom! Zzzap!!"

...d'oh!!
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