The Falcon, Blade, Patriot, and Misty Knight make a final stand against the vampiric hordes of Deacon Frost. Can they win the day? Is it a good read?
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Iron Fist, Fat Cobra, Orson Randall, and Miranda Rand are on their own against a legion of Hell's baddest demons. Can they win the day and their freedom? Is it a good read?
Iron Fist discovers that Orson Randall is trapped in Hell and fighting a tournament for his soul. Danny can do nothing to help Orson, but the management is obsessed with getting the Iron Fist involved. Is it a good read?
Daredevil and his allies attempt to close a trap on Mayor Wilson Fisk by spying on his criminal allies. Unfortunately, the Kingpin may just be one step ahead. Is it a good read?
Iron Fist has been subjected to the penance stare from one of Mephisto's Avenger-Ghost Riders. Can he break the spell and get back into the fight?
Suicide Squad #37, out this week, with a cover by Jorge Jimenez.
And Heroes For Hire #5 from 11 years ago, by Billy Tucci.
Separated at birth? Or strangled at birth?
Separated at Birth used to be called Swipe File, in which we presented two or more images that resemble each other to some degree They may be homages,[...]
Luke Cage's series comes to an ending with the Power Man comforting his daughter, Danielle, with a fairy tale of superheroes and goblins. Is it a good finale?
In Defenders #10, the finale to the Defenders series, the Hood makes a play for the role of Kingpin of Crime. It's up for the Defenders, now local heroes, to stop him. Is it a good ending?
Iron Fist, the Sparrow, and Sabretooth are all that stands between Choshin and K'un-Lun. Choshin's forces are strong. Can our heroes overcome them? Is it a good read?
Luke Cage has his memories back, and that means it's payback time for the Ringmaster. Luke is getting out of this prison, and Ringmaster is going to throw every body possible to keep that from happening.
Iron Fist and Sabretooth have reached the mystical city of K'un-Lun. Choshin and his legions have already sacced much of the city and now faces down the Sparrow, the new Yu-Ti. Is it a good read?
We learn some of the mysteries around Ringmaster's prison, as Luke Cage and Acosta work the mines underneath. The prison is worse than either could have imagined. Can they survive? Is it a good read?
Iron Fist and Sabretooth must struggle against Choshin and the new incarnation of the Serpent Society. Does this make for a good battle?
Luke Cage has been imprisoned by the Ringmaster. Brainwashed and without his memories, Luke has to survive his return to a cell. Is it a good read?
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After a lengthy recap from Deadpool, Iron Fist confronts Elektra on her break-in at Heroes for Hire HQ Naturally, this leads to an intense martial arts contest between the two warriors For real, it is frigging intense.
Elsewhere, Diamondback begins making bold moves on Hammerhead's territory.
Defenders #7 cover by David Marquez and Justin[...]
Iron Fist and Sabretooth are investigating the appearance of a new Constrictor as Choshin continues his infiltration into New York City. Is it a good read?
Diamondback is out on the streets again, and the Defenders are the only ones standing against him. Can they put him away again, and is it a good fight?
Luke Cage arrives in a small Mississippi town where everything is just a little off. He would have missed it if trouble didn't find him. Is it a good read?
We review the 'Iron Fist' continuation of Marvel Legacy, featuring the return of Sabretooth to the comic. Is this the Round 2 we've waited for?
Iron Fist, contrary to the questionable Netflix series, is one of the best Marvel comic books on the stands right now.
Luke Cage #4 Review: I put my faith in David F. Walker to continue his success trend with Luke Cage, and that faith has been rewarded.
At last, Bleeding Cool comic reviewer Josh Davison gets around to devoting a series of pieces reviewing his all-time favorite comic series: Thunderbolts.
As his plane lands in Vancouver International Airport, Danny is still recovering from his time on Liu-Shi. He spots some suspicious figures on the runway,
I will gleefully recommend Luke Cage #3. The comic does tell an interesting story, and the art is great, even if it’s not fitting.
Walker and Sanford Greene's recent Power Man and Iron Fist series for some team-up greatness with these two. There of course is the classic Luke Cage and Iron Fist: Heroes for Hire series. The Immortal Iron Fist from 2006 has Luke in it quite a bit, too. Brian Michael Bendis' post-Siege New Avengers work has a lot of good moments with the two of them too. Bendis' new Defenders work is[...]
Check out Ed Brisson and Mike Perkins’ Iron Fist comic right now. The fighting is incredible, the art is damn near perfect, and the story is interesting.
It truly pains me to be this hard on Luke Cage #2, but with a slow pace and less focus on character, this issue is not the follow-up that #1 deserved.
In the impressive 'Iron Fist #4', Danny Rand is under the care of a mysterious stranger while the council of the island plot his death.
It feels like a long two months since the last issue of Power Man and Iron Fist came out, but the man himself, Luke Cage, is back in business, suckers. I
Luke Cage and Iron Fist are a legendary pair in the comics known as the Heroes for Hire However, Luke Cage and Danny Rand might exist in the same universe now but they haven't met yet but they will this August in Marvel's The Defenders We got to see them interact a little in the[...]