The cameos in Power Man and Iron Fist are only brought in when they help push the plot forward or when it'll improve the story, and it's awesome. This book feels like its own connected world in a way, and that's down to intelligent storytelling. This issue goes a long way to proving this series is one of Marvel's best. Read Full Review

Despite some heavier subject matter I am amazed how it never gets bogged down in becoming too serious. Enough levity is placed between the pages to keep the comedypresent and mood overall pretty light. Despite the forced in Civil War tie ins this series continues to be one of Marvels best. Read Full Review

It's hard to know what else to say other than to recommend it, and the whole series. It captures the spirit of the original run perfectly while still updating it so it's modern and fresh. If it continues at this pace, you may just find Power Man & Iron Fist becoming your new favourite heroes. Read Full Review

(SPOILERS!)Power Man & Iron Fist #8 takes the first few pages throwing it back to both Luke and Danny's earlier days before they found each other to become the Heroes for Hire before we switch to a present-day conversation happening between the two at the prison on Ryker's Island. Read Full Review

I didn't like this issue, it's as simple as that. From the cartoon-y art to the fact that absolutely nothing happened, I just can't get into the story. I definitely can wait until the next issue. Read Full Review