I’ve had the Mezco Stealth Iron Man since it dropped a couple of months ago. I wasn’t intending on doing a full review. However, the thing is so nice in hand that I had to at least take pictures. Since this is the exact same buck, with the exact same accessories, you can look at any of the other two reviews. The Mark 42 had some issues with the faceplate that the classic and the Stealth do not have.
Yes, the thighs will still rub against the mid section. Yes, the eyes don’t light up on this one, just like the other two. Still, minor squabbles when faced with the awesomeness that is the Mezco Iron Man. Here’s the box:
Here’s the figure with some accessories:
Mezco Flight Stand in action 
Mezco display base 
As a note, I left the Arc Reactor on in all the pictures. Seriously, go read the other two reviews. This is the exact same figure. I’m not even being lazy, there is just nothing new to add. The things you loved on the other two are here. The things that annoyed you on the other two are also here.
If you’re wondering where this armor comes from, it first appeared in Iron Man issue 152, back in ’81. I was only 8 at the time, so I am not sure how well it was received. In the 616 universe, it’s the MK VII. Here is some more information, and here are some more pictures.
If you’re interested in picking him up, here are some links to make your life easier (I’m a giver):
The Mezco Stealth Iron Man is a fun figure for your Iron Man display, made with exceptional quality and attention to detail. However, he is not a figure you need to have on your shelf. If you WANT him, I can’t say you’re wrong.
Iron Bros 
Stealth mission.
