I must admit that you’d probably be better off picking up the trades rather than just buying a random issue. You’ll obviously get a much more satisfying read that way. Read Full Review

This was good... A bit surprisingly good, actually. The dialogue and interactions were nice, and the revelation that the First Fist ain't no fist at all was well handled. Danny manages to straddle a line between worldliness and tradition here in a way he hasn't successfully done since Fraction and Brubaker left the book, and Travel Foreman's art has settled down considerably (though Fat Cobra looks a bit like John Belushi, I don't mind it very much at all.) This issue is the best of Duane Swierczynski's run, and I'm looking forward to the denoument of it all next time around, as well as some big changes reportedly in store for Iron Fist in the near future. Immortal Iron Fist #25 nails an impressive 3.5 out of 5 stars, signalling what I hope is a return to monthly awesomeness for a book that does what every comic wants to: redefines the character without damaging that which has gone before. Read Full Review

By the end of "Immortal Iron Fist" #25, the Immortal Weapons are headed for freedom, rescuing all the other prisoners along the way, but the corrupt first Iron Fist has a few more tricks up his sneaky kung-fu sleeve. Once again, Swierczynski and Foreman make this comic a fun read each and every month. Read Full Review