Power Man and Iron Fist continues to be a very high-quality book with a unique language and story to much of the Marvel lineup. We'll see if this serving as a tie in to the Civil War conflict is just a one and done or if their conflict with the vigilantes (using some predictive reasoning for targeting ex-villains) will prompt them into the fray. Either way, Power Man and Iron Fist is absolutely worth your time. This month or any other. Read Full Review

The artwork is impeccable. It manages to be big and bold, just like Power Man, yet energetic and somewhat allover the place, just like Iron Fist. Details and plentiful and in all of the right places, and you really get a sense of where the story is at the exact moment – so much so that you'd probably be able to tell how the characters feel without any dialogue. Read Full Review

Power Man and Iron Fist is one of Marvel's best comics right now, and I am so glad to see David Walker's story continue. He's cooking up something good. Read Full Review

I am a huge fan of this series and David Walker, but it fell a bit for me since it was an obvious tie-in issue. With that being said, the book was still really good and I would recommend it to those that have been following from issue one. If you are new to the series, I can see this as an issue to pass up on. If you haven't read the series yet, I recommend getting the first four for sure, either as single back issues or when the trade comes out. Hopefully after this cross-over is over we can get back to what this book has been: a fun read with a good blend of action and comedy, and awesome art. Read Full Review

Power Man and Iron Fist #6 is a Civil War II tie-in, and it's probably one of the least important Civil War II tie-ins as it doesn't have any direct impact on that story. But, this almost completely unimportant Civil War II tie-in, is also one of the books that best sells the events of that story Read Full Review