Same here! This was my first time reading a solo Iron Fist series and holy cow did it impress me.
Immortal Iron Fist Vol. 1 Complete Collection
| Writer | Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction |
| Artist | David Aja |
| Paperback: | Dec 11, 2013, $39.99 |
Experience a new kind of Iron Fist story, steeped in legends and fables stretching back through the centuries! Orphaned as a child and raised in the lost city of K'un Lun, Danny Rand returned to America as the mystical martial artist Iron Fist - but all his kung-fu skills can't help him find his place in the modern world. After learning the legacy of the Iron Fist holds more secrets than he ever dreamed, Danny is invited to fight in a tournament against the Immortal Weapons. At stake is the life of his friend, the legacy of his father and mentor - and the future of K'un Lun! Collecting IMMORTAL IRON FIST #1-16 and ANNUAL #1, IMMORTAL IRON FIS more
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9.5
After a long hiatus away from comicdom (or at least superhero comics), Immortal Iron Fist and Hawkeye got me back into reading. This run by Brubaker and Fraction is one of my favorites and I highly recommend it to anyone, whether you're into Iron Fist or not (I, for one, wasn't a big Iron Fist guy).
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8.5
Trade Summary: Immortal Iron Fist. This was my first time reading Iron Fist and it didn't disappoint. While I loved the first two trades of "The Last Iron Fist Story" and "The Seven Capital Cities of Heaven" as well as it's finale in #16, it falls in it's supporting issues of an annual and one-shots talking about Iron Fists of the past. David Aja brings great art that grows into his style for Hawkeye, and Fraction and Brubaker do some great work to the table with Danny.
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