Iron Man 2: The Junior Novel

by Alexander C. Irvine

A fast-paced and engaging junior novelization of Iron Man 2, the guaranteed blockbuster coming to theaters May 7, 2010!

144 pages, Paperback

Published April 7, 2010

About the author

Alexander C. Irvine is an American fantasist and science fiction writer. He also writes under the pseudonym Alex Irvine. He first gained attention with his novel A Scattering of Jades and the stories that would form the collection Unintended Consequences. He has also published the Grail quest novel One King, One Soldier, and the World War II-era historical fantasy The Narrows.

In addition to his original works, Irvine has published Have Robot, Will Travel, a novel set in Isaac Asimov's positronic robot milieu; and Batman: Inferno, about the DC Comics superhero.

His academic background includes an M.A. in English from the University of Maine and a PhD from the University of Denver. He is an assistant professor of English at the University of Maine. He also worked for a time as a reporter at the Portland Phoenix.

Reviews

[Indrė]

Well, I can't rate a book, which is based on one of my most favorite movies, badly. But some things were left out. And honestly, all that science stuff is way more understandable in the movie than in the book.
But I will say it shortly: I love Tony Stark. That's all.

[Theresa]

Iron Man 2: The Junior Novel
Irvine, Alex

a rewriting of the Iron man 2 movie plot

[Indah Threez Lestari]

189 - 2012

I'm really miss RDJ's improvisation dialogues here...

[Steven]

another good book i enjoyed

[Leonardo Arias]

It was ok.

[James]

Being a Junior Novel, this is sort of a bare-bones rendering of the film. It stays close to the story, but has a few differences, one of which was pretty cool.

[Dwayne Keller]

Good junior adaptation of the movie.

[Alexander Lucero]

this is the best iron ma book i read

[Molly]

While I wasn't entirely impressed by it, the appearance of Black Widow and Nick Fury was a nice touch

[Diane]

another read for the book/movie combo project that I'm doing with my sister. This one was easier to understand as a movie, as the book was difficult to visualize.