Iron Fist #77

This was such a great issue and an amazing arc for Iron Fist. The whole team worked very well together to make this one of the series on my pull list that I made sure was bought the day it came out. Read Full Review

Iron Fist #77 brings this epic to an exciting and satisfying conclusion. With tons of action, good leads, and phenomenal art, it earns itself a strong recommendation. Give it a read. Read Full Review

I couldn't have imagined a better way to end this arc then what has been delivered here. Great action, killer moves and a good story. It's been a thrilling adventure from start to finish, with a few minor bumps along the way. I can't wait to see what the team has in store. Read Full Review

I'm a bit torn on this issue. I really enjoyed, and had fun reading this whole arc. But this ending was pretty predictable. The stakes didn't seem high enough as if the pacing was a little off. Maybe if Danny hadn't telegraphed so obviously he was getting the Dragon at the end of last issue. Or maybe if Danny had left at the beginning of this issue leaving Sparrow and Choshin battling to the death leaving Danny to swoop in at the last moment only affecting the fight against the soldiers. But to have Iron Fist battle Choshin again when Danny had already defeated him easily in the #1, and the dual blades Choshin used seemed completely useless except to tear fabric just seemed to fall short in my eyes. Read Full Review

If you've been following the series so far, this will wrap up the current arc quite nicely, though if you're looking for more than action you might need to look elsewhere. Read Full Review

CrazyforRAMU

Aug 18, 2018

Danny drops back into the fight for K'un-Lun and saves the day. He arrives exactly when I was expecting; his backup was a huge surprise but also hugely welcome. A perfect pace and heaps of action-movie-style "hell yeah" moments made this climax delectable for me. Though I had many issues with how the creators executed the story as a whole, the payoff is thoroughly satisfying.

DDJamesB

Feb 09, 2018

This was a nice conclusion to the current arc/ story since the beginning of the series. The art was always a great part of Iron fist and I'm sad that this is Perkins' last issue on this book. The writing remains well done and I can't wait to see where the story goes from here now that most of the plot points have been wrapped up since issue #1.

DayDreamer

Feb 09, 2018

The score is only lowered to an 8 for me due to the art style. Not my cup of tea. Other than that, the arc has been great. The story, and this chapter continues to have a good balance between action, comedy, and character development & progression. Brisson has done great with Sabretooth as a guest star for the arc, and has thus far, been the only writer to understand and do Creed any justice since the ResurrXion relaunch started last year. All the other writers for Creed, consisting of Taylor, Rosenberg, and Pak seem like they don't understand the character and don't know that he's supposed to be Inverted from AXIS, or simply do know how to write his inverted self. Pak makes Sabretooth comedy relief and dumbs him down considerably in ad dition to writing him as evil. Taylor & Rosenberg write him more evil, but didn't give him much focus. Brisson has done well balancing Creed's gruffness with his newfound compassion.I look forward to seeing him continue with the character in the future, as he does mention wanting to write him again. more