Will he return to Kun Lun to become reacquainted with Show-Lao or will he wind up having to return to New York? Read Full Review

Get this book. It is a great series that knows exactly what it wants to do and accomplishes it, concern for the future of the series aside. It is a martial arts epic, and you should definitely give it a read. Read Full Review

Ed Brisson provides an issue jam-packed with bad-ass kung fu, intrigue and a hero who's finally rediscovered his purpose in life. Read Full Review

As much as I loved the PMIF that just ended I really enjoy this book. The action / fighting scenes are really cool and well thought out. I personally enjoy how he calls out the moves that are used throughout the fights. This beginning arc has been entertaining and would like to see where the future of Iron Fist is heading. The art was great as well. Perkins is doing some fantastic work on this book and I hope he stays around for a while.

It's time for Danny to wrap up the trial nonsense and get straight to the big bads. More workable but non-memorable kung-fu action, including more villainous kung-fu scheming. This arc is serving its purpose of recentering Danny and reminding him that being the Iron Fist is about protecting something bigger than his own skin. I will give artist Mike Perkins some extra credit: He artfully conceals a pretty major twist with the appearance of the next trial fighter through the first half of this book. Then Danny rapidly chews through three more competitors and gets ready to clear his name.