Dying to save the universe should have been the end of Tony Stark’s story. Instead, he wakes up decades in his own past, with no explanation for how he got there or why he keeps traveling further backward. Familiar faces don’t remember him the way he remembers them, and Tony begins to suspect none of this is happening by accident. He’s been given time. The question is what he’s supposed to do with it.
Dying to save the universe should have been the end of Tony Stark’s story. Instead, he wakes up decades in his own past, with no explanation for how he got there or why he keeps traveling further backward. Familiar faces don’t remember him the way he remembers them, and Tony begins to suspect none of this is happening by accident. He’s been given time. The question is what he’s supposed to do with it.
Dying to save the universe should have been the end of Tony Stark’s story. Instead, he wakes up decades in his own past, with no explanation for how he got there or why he keeps traveling further backward. Familiar faces don’t remember him the way he remembers them, and Tony begins to suspect none of this is happening by accident. He’s been given time. The question is what he’s supposed to do with it.
Dying to save the universe should have been the end of Tony Stark’s story. Instead, he wakes up decades in his own past, with no explanation for how he got there or why he keeps traveling further backward. Familiar faces don’t remember him the way he remembers them, and Tony begins to suspect none of this is happening by accident. He’s been given time. The question is what he’s supposed to do with it.
