Power Man & Iron Fist Epic Collection #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Power Man & Iron Fist Epic Collection #1" kicks off with a gripping twist: Luke Cage, under duress, agrees to hand over Misty Knight to the ruthless Bushmaster in exchange for the safe return of his friends Claire and Noah. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life by John Byrne’s dynamic art—enhanced by Dan Green’s inks and Françoise Mouly and Ken Klaczak’s vibrant colors—this story sees Iron Fist and Misty stage a daring rescue at the derelict Seagate prison, while Power Man distracts Bushmaster. The cover, a striking piece by Dave Cockrum and Rich Buckler, captures the tension of the moment.
In "Fist of Iron -- Heart of Stone!", Luke Cage shows up at Danny Rand’s townhouse seeking Misty Knight, only to be met with a furious Colleen Wing and a swift beatdown. With Misty and Danny both in danger, Iron Fist steps in to stop Luke—sending him flying out the window before the truth can be sorted out. The fallout leaves Luke with a lot of explaining to do.
In "Seagate Is a Lonely Place to Die!", Power Man and Iron Fist team up to rescue two of Power Man’s closest friends from Bushmaster’s clutches, with the fate of their mission hanging in the balance at the abandoned Seagate prison. As Iron Fist and Misty move through the crumbling facility to free Claire and Noah, Power Man faces a dangerous test of loyalty and courage, all while uncovering a shocking twist tied to the very process that gave him his power.
In "Freedom!", Luke Cage celebrates his exoneration with friends at a victory party—only for it to be stormed by Stiletto and Discus, the super-powered sons of Warden Stewart, who see Cage’s freedom as a personal affront. With Misty, Colleen, and Danny already at Nightwing Restorations, the clash of egos and powers turns a moment of triumph into a high-stakes confrontation.
In "Pharaohs on Broadway!", Power Man and Iron Fist face a newly empowered Living Monolith that's gone rogue—no longer tethered to Havok. When the Monolith levels their new office, Misty and Colleen rally with the X-Men as Luke and Danny race to uncover the source of the creature’s sudden strength before it's too late.
In "The Jade Tiger!", Colleen and Misty take on a high-stakes heist that pulls Luke and Danny into a dangerous web of crime and claws, as they face off against Constrictor and Sabretooth in a pulse-pounding clash of wits and fists.
In "Power Men," Power Man is captured by the ruthless John Bushmaster during a botched bank robbery, leaving Iron Fist to rally DW, Misty, and Colleen in a desperate search. With Power Man's strength tested and his resolve pushed to the edge, Bushmaster forces scientist Noah Burstein to conduct dangerous experiments on him—using his wife as leverage. As the stakes rise, Iron Fist races to free both men before the experiment's full toll is revealed, but the battle's outcome will leave even the strongest heroes shaken.
In "Coconut Snow," Power Man and Iron Fist take on a mix of street-level threats and a high-stakes diplomatic crisis when El Supremo, a Terranuevan envoy, kidnaps Colleen. As Lee Wing struggles with fragmented memories from his encounter with Angar the Screamer, flashes of his past begin to surface—especially around Colleen, whose disappearance stirs something long buried.
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