IT'S TIME TO ROLL ON ROYCE!
• Former Heroes for Hire office manager Jennie Royce's resentment for LUKE and DANNY, and her power from the stolen SUPERSOUL STONE, is reaching capacity!
• Time for an old school BIG APPLE GRUDGE MATCH: MIGHT and RIGHT versus MISGUIDED and MAGIC!
• Be like New York City! DON'T SLEEP! READ THIS COMIC INSTEAD!
Rated T+
Power Man and Iron Fist #4 was excellently constructed. I saw something new in each part of the creative team that I hadnt seen before and that made the story stand out. While a wrap-up of the first story for the series, on its own it works as an evocative piece that addresses themes of friendship and pain, portraying them visually with specificity and detail. If youre a fan of Danny and Luke and the power of friendship, give this issue a spin. Read Full Review
“Power Man and Iron Fist” #4 is a winner. This is an action packed finale to the first arc that does a lot of important character work and focuses on the bonds of friendship between more than just Luke and Danny. I've been a fan of these characters for years and this creative team is doing right by them in every sense. This is a fantastic series that has started off strong and sets up the next phase of the story in an organic way. Read Full Review
Power Man and Iron Fist is my favorite new comic from Marvel. Even in the middle of a big, monstrous battle, the focus is on the characters first and foremost. That's exactly what I want from my comic books. Read Full Review
So is it worth reading? Yes, but only if you are willing to read the “iffy” issues that come before it. In the end, it's hard not to appreciate the things writer David Walker does well. His bits of humor and use of irony, as stated before, are fantastic, yet his story structure could use a little work. Despite this, Walker is off to a solid start in what is sure to become a good series for both Power Man and Iron Fist. Read Full Review
There are a lot of small problems with this finale to the first arc of Power Man and Iron Fist, but there aren't really any big, glaring ones. Read Full Review
Continues to be a really well written and fun book. There are some good character moments even from the villains and Luke Cage and Iron Fist continue to work really well off each other. Its a little wild but still a great story from start to finish.