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THE IRON FIST RISES! The Book of the Iron Fist declares that every IRON FIST will die by the age of 33…but who wrote created this false prophecy? DANNY RAND was killed…but can you truly kill an IMMORTAL IRON FIST? Learn the TRUTH about the legacy of the Iron Fist as Danny Rand rises once more to snuff out those that threaten that legacy…before Danny's time run out.
This comic was made for the Iron Fist fans, and any fan would love The Undead Iron Fist. Jason Loo continues the exciting story of the living weapon, and brings us all for the ride with him. Read Full Review
The Undead Iron Fist #1 is a stylish, action-packed relaunch that dares to tinker with Iron Fist's legacy while delivering visually creative fight sequences. Jason Loo and Fran Galn lean into the undead premise without losing the kung fu flair, resulting in a first issue that's both familiar and daringly different. Read Full Review
The Undead Iron Fist #1 isn't a deeply sophisticated comic, yet it is a must-read for fans of the original Iron Fist. The Iron Fist is dead. Long live the Iron Fist! Read Full Review
The Undead Iron Fist #1 is an enjoyable and entertaining read that pulls in all the right influences and balances the narrative and action in an excellent way. A few missteps here and there do drag it down a little, but it's still worth a read. Read Full Review
The Undead Iron Fist #1 doesnt waste time pulling punchesit throws Danny Rand back into the fight and dares him to justify his own existence. The story is messy, but its a kind of mess that keeps the reader leaning in, waiting for the next blow. Its sharp, stylish, and just haunted enough to make you wonder if Dannys fists will be enough to keep the dead at bay. Read Full Review
Very pleased with this first issue. The story was interesting, I enjoyed the idea that IF is going around punching old folks in the chest to dispel a demon or whatever was possessing them but regular people think he's just going around beating people up. The art was really good, I've never heard of this artist but I enjoyed it a lot. It reminded me of what you might get if you somehow mixed Todd McFarlane's style with manga. I'm not saying it's as good as McF, but stylistically similar.
in a way this gave me a really big retro vibes. Not only because it looks like it connects to some immortal iron fist, but of the way we are introduced to the narative.
Sure it is fast, but it feels like what is happening is connected to the world around it, in those more random, more natural way, that it did in the 80s for examples. It is a very interesting choice on the writers part because, there is so much that is left unsaid, so many stuff that is said by riddles and is alluded more than confirmed. All this creates excitement in me, it makes me want to learn me and it does it in this fun, naive way which balances so much the potential seriousness and epicness of what this comics could become.
The art albeit it m more
I'm not entirely sure what's going on, but it's nice to get Danny back.
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