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A review by frasersimons
The Immortal Iron Fist, Volume 4: The Mortal Iron Fist by Duane Swierczynski
emotional
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
So damn good. Unlike the previous volumes, the art is constantly on point, too. It still changes sometimes, but all of it is stellar so I never minded. A definite high point.
Plot wise, really fun. Probably better than the tournament. Danny is hunted by an ancient evil (question mark) that appears to kill every iron fist when they turn 33. At the same time, the boys and girls of the eternal weapons are united in hunting for the eighth city, of which nobody knew existed until the previous arc. There’s also a little romance subplot with Misty, but it’s mostly a lot of action. Oh, and Danny wants to dismantle Rand Corp and make it a not-for-profit, in an effort to do some actual good.
People who think this isn’t the best iron fist run are just built different, basically.
Plot wise, really fun. Probably better than the tournament. Danny is hunted by an ancient evil (question mark) that appears to kill every iron fist when they turn 33. At the same time, the boys and girls of the eternal weapons are united in hunting for the eighth city, of which nobody knew existed until the previous arc. There’s also a little romance subplot with Misty, but it’s mostly a lot of action. Oh, and Danny wants to dismantle Rand Corp and make it a not-for-profit, in an effort to do some actual good.
People who think this isn’t the best iron fist run are just built different, basically.