Reviews

The Immortal Iron Fist: The Complete Collection, Vol. 2 by Khari Evans, Matt Hollingsworth, Timothy Green II, Jelena Kevic-Djurdjevic, Mico Suayan, Nate Piekos, Edgar Delgado, Jason Aaron, Matt Milla, Cullen Bunn, Jodi Wolff, Arturo Lozzi, Paul Mounts, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Travel Foreman, Roberto de la Torre, Stefano Gaudiano, Russ Heath, Mark Pennington, Kano, Tonci Zonjic, Edward Bola, David Lapham, Duane Swierczynski, Juan Doe, June Chung, Rick Spears, Michael Lark, Javier Rodriguez, Tom Palmer, Dan Brereton, Victor Olazaba, Hatuey Diaz, Allen Martinez

violetmoon's review

3.0

First Half Rating - 3.5/5
Second Half Rating - 2.5/5

calistareads's review

2.0

I thought the 1st collection of this was pretty good. This one felt monotonous to me. Fight after fight with little to it. At the end there is an issue for each of the 6 immortals that is actually rather interesting. I enjoyed the stories. At the end was a story about Danny and a student which didn't have good art, but it was a good story. I enjoyed that. I didn't know if I was going to make it through the first part of this story. I think this saved the collection from being a 1 star for me.

The art is high quality and what Marvel delivers. I want more to hold onto from the characters, more character development. Maybe I need another Marvel/DC break for a time is all. I do like the characters of the Iron fist and I like the Asian influences of the story and I don't feel it was the best telling in this book. It didn't hit me right.

nico1000's review

5.0

When a guy punches a train to death, there's very little to do from then on, you would think... But Danny always finds things to punch!

And I'm a sucker for people jumping out of windows, or catching people who were thrown out of windows. I'm always like "Aww..."

viviana4ver's review

4.0

review soon

rnbhargava's review

4.0

A lot of what was appealing about the book in the first Epic Collection continues here under the new writer. The stories spotlighting aspects of the different champions of each kingdom of heaven are highlights in this volume. The writer switch going into this volume is noticeable. The storyline remains quite involving. It just is slightly less strong than the run collected in the first complete epic collection volume.