Essential Power Man and Iron Fist #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Marvel Essentials volume collects the early adventures of Power Man (Luke Cage) and Iron Fist (Danny Rand), featuring their first team-ups and solo stories from the late 1970s. It includes issues from Power Man and Power Man and Iron Fist, showcasing the duo's street-level battles in New York City against villains like the Wrecking Crew and Steel Serpent. The black-and-white format packs over 500 pages of Bronze Age action into one affordable collection.
"Freedom!" kicks off a high-stakes clash in Essential Power Man and Iron Fist #1 (2007), where Power Man and Iron Fist face a newly empowered Living Monolith—no longer reliant on Havok—after it levels their shared office. With Misty and Colleen watching from the sidelines alongside a few X-Men, the duo races to uncover the Monolith’s new source of power before it’s too late. Written by Mary Jo Duffy and illustrated by Trevor Von Eeden, with inks by Frank Springer and letters by Irving Watanabe, the issue’s dynamic art and urgent pacing are matched by Dave Cockrum’s striking cover.
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↩ Reprints Power Man #50 (1978), Power Man #51 (1978), Power Man #52 (1978), Power Man #53 (1978), Power Man #54 (1978), Power Man #55 (1979), Power Man #56 (1979), Power Man #57 (1979), Power Man #58 (1979), Power Man #59 (1979), Power Man #60 (1979), Power Man #61 (1980), Power Man #62 (1980), Power Man #63 (1980), Power Man #64 (1980), Power Man #65 (1980), Power Man #66 (1980), Power Man and Iron Fist #67 (1981), Power Man and Iron Fist #68 (1981), Power Man and Iron Fist #69 (1981), Power Man and Iron Fist #70 (1981), Power Man and Iron Fist #71 (1981), Power Man and Iron Fist #72 (1981), Power Man and Iron Fist #74 (1981), Power Man and Iron Fist #75 (1981)
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