BROMANCING THE STONE!
• POWER MAN and IRON FIST are swimming through New York City's currents of crime trying to retrieve the SUPERSOUL STONE. Beware the underworld undertow!
• Meanwhile, JENNIE and BLACK MARIAH's nefarious plans begin to bear fruit.
• With a magic-fueled crisis at its tipping point and all of New York hanging in the balance it's the perfect atmosphere to rekindle a smoldering friendship, so GET IT TOGETHER ALREADY, LUKE AND DANNY!
Rated T
While initially I wanted something different for Jessica Jones in the context of this series, and still do, I also understand why she would be characterized the way she is. Power Man and Iron Fist #3 is the continuation of a narrative that is wholly distinct from the rest of cape comics because it has a feel that is uniquely cultural, something we dont often see. I appreciate the fact that it feels like something I grew up with and the people remind me of the Black people I grew up with in my daily life and that I saw in Black-created media. This series is a gem that Im not sure many people see, and this issue further cemented that reality. Read Full Review
Power Man and Iron Fist #3 continues the excellence that David Walker, Sanford Greene, and Lee Loughridge have shown in the first two installments of the series. The main strength of the book is its ability to keep up the juggling act between the heroes and villains, the action and humor. If they can add Jessica Jones to the mix, the series will truly be superb. Read Full Review
The third issue of Power Man and Iron Fist loses a little bit of its spark, but not enough to cause any lasting harm. This is still a very fun series, and one of the best duos in comics right now. Read Full Review
David Walker's story doesn't match up to his own humor or Greene's art yet (in fact Walker's portrayal of Jessica Jones is problematic here as she's not so much a character as an obstacle in the way of the men's fun), but if the story can catch up, this should become a runaway hit. Read Full Review
Great book, has yet to disappoint
This isn't really an action packed issue. Its Luke Cage and Danny Rand doing some detective work about the necklace that they stole. We also get some more insight into what the object can do if it is in the wrong hands. Seeing Black Mariah back in a comic is great and she really suits the tone of this series.
Portrayal of Danny & Jessica Jones is very poor. Story is borderline uninteresting. I was incredibly excited for this book, but it has been a major let down for me.
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