Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #81
In this pivotal 2016 issue from the Marvel Official Collection, Colleen Wing regains her autonomy after being freed from Angar’s mind control, joining Iron Fist in a fierce clash against Khan’s forces and the enigmatic Khumbala Bey. As the battle unfolds, Master Khan reveals a shocking truth: Yu-Ti seized the throne of K’un-Lun and played a role in Danny’s parents’ deaths, offering Iron Fist a chance to return home through a portal—only to be rejected when Danny shatters it in fury. With emotional stakes high, Colleen makes a quiet but powerful choice to forgive Danny for the violation of his past. Written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by John Byrne, with inks by Frank Chiaramonte and colors by Bonnie Wilford, the issue’s dynamic storytelling is matched by Keith Pollard’s cover pencils and Klaus Janson’s inks.
In "null," Iron Fist arrives at the Wings to find Colleen gone and Lee acting unhinged, plunging into a dangerous hunt for answers. As Danny and Scarfe pursue clues through illusions conjured by the cunning Angar, they uncover a Stark International ID card on the villain—hinting at a deeper conspiracy behind Colleen’s disappearance.
In "null," Iron Fist infiltrates Stark Industries chasing leads on Colleen Wing’s disappearance, only to collide with Misty Knight, who’s searching for the same missing friend. As tensions rise, Tony Stark intervenes, forcing Iron Man into a clash with Iron Fist—two heroes at odds, neither knowing what’s truly at stake.
In "null," Danny Rand reflects on past failures in K'un-Lun as he sits by Lee Wing’s hospital bed, haunted by his first clash with the plant-like H'ylthri. Meanwhile, Misty Knight discovers a traitor among Collen’s captors, setting her and Danny on a mission to London for a dangerous rendezvous.
In "null," Danny Rand and Misty Knight arrive in London just as a crash landing throws them into a fight with the armored Ravager. With Misty injured and her bionic arm destroyed, Iron Fist takes it upon himself to pursue the threat, leading to a brutal clash that exposes the Ravager’s true identity as the dangerously radioactive Radion.
In "null," Iron Fist confronts the monstrous Radion, drawing on long-buried research from his past to challenge a foe born from the very experiments that changed him. The battle forces him to reckon with the origins of his power and the cost of his transformation.
In the shadowed streets of London, Iron Fist races to find Colleen, only to intervene in a brutal clash that leaves Alan Cavanaugh shaken and the trail colder. When they track down Gamal Hassan, they find only a corpse and the Scimitar waiting in silence. Meanwhile, Colleen—under the twisted influence of Angar and Master Kahn—has been turned against the very man she once fought beside.
In "null," Danny Rand grapples with a sudden revelation about his wealth while en route to Master Kahn’s fortress with Misty Knight, only to face deeper trials in K’un-Lun. There, he confronts a brainwashed Colleen, forced to reach through her conditioning with a desperate mental bond—pushing his powers to the brink as he’s overwhelmed by enemies and the lingering echoes of Angar’s mindstorm.
In "null," Colleen is free from Angar’s control, and she joins Iron Fist in a fierce clash against Khan’s forces, including Khumbala Bey. With Khan’s army defeated, he attempts to manipulate Danny by offering him a passage home through a portal to K’un-Lun—revealing a shocking truth about his father’s fate and Yu-Ti’s betrayal. As Danny grapples with the revelation, Colleen chooses forgiveness, facing the past with quiet resolve.
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↩ Reprints Marvel Premiere #25 (1975), Iron Fist #1 (1975), Iron Fist #2 (1975), Iron Fist #3 (1976), Iron Fist #4 (1976), Iron Fist #5 (1976), Iron Fist #6 (1976), Iron Fist #7 (1976)
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