Iron Fist: Heart of the Dragon #3

Iron Fist: Heart of the Dragon is extremely fun and exciting! Heart of the Dragon #3 continues to build the series up and tease some very interesting things to come. I love the "team" aspect of this issue and series. Hama deals with each well, while not neglecting our main character Danny Rand and continuing to build an intriguing story. The art brings the superhero action to life, with some mesmerizing dragons. Hama has also done an excellent job of involving the whole Marvel Universe adding in new and old lore alike. I am excited to read this series every time it hits the stands. Read Full Review

Iron Fist Heart of the Dragon #3 goes all in on the absurdities of the Marvel Universe. With all of the doom and gloom, the world turns as much as it always has. Read Full Review

Iron Fist: Heart of the Dragon #3 takes readers on a trip around the world to remind everyone Marvel is all about a global hero roster. Light on plot but heavy on action and diversity, it's a good setup issue to line the chess pieces up to hit the midway mark of the arc. Read Full Review

There's simply not the space to flesh out all of these characters while having a cohesive story, and this issue suffers from that all too much. Read Full Review

DDJamesB

Mar 17, 2021

It was a little more enjoyable than last issue. Its established itself as just a fun little adventure and nothing more.

Psycamorean

Mar 23, 2021

This is a mostly fun issue.

the_comic_book_club

Mar 25, 2021

Iron Fist: Heart of the Dragon Issue: 3 Publisher: Marvel @marvel Writer: Larry Hama @larryhama Artist: David Wachter @davewachter Colors: Neeraj Menon @neeraj.n.menon Letters: Travis Lanham @immortalandroid Cover: Jeffrey Veregge With the Heavenly Cities having materialized within our realm, Iron Fist must ensure the safety of each city’s dragon, as each dragon serves to preserve the cosmic balance of the universe. Meanwhile, his fellow Immortal Weapons stand guard at the Hidden City to prevent the opening of their gate but find themselves confronted by the Hidden Dragon. Tragedy strikes in Wakanda when an unknown rider slays the dragon of Z’Gambo. Okoye pursues the rider but is given an opportunity to play a larger role in overcoming evil by Prince of Orphans while Danny and his team return to the Hidden City to face the dangers head on. While I’ve enjoyed all the issues of this series so far, this one has been my favorite. I really enjoyed the artwork throughout. Particularly a shot of Danny battling a horde of zombies on a bridge in Tokyo. It’s all been incredibly well done. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (3/5) Reviewed by: @meanadam of The Comic Book Club of Instagram Follow: @the_comic_book_club on Instagram for more reviews! more

CrazyforRAMU

Jul 18, 2021

Iron Fist and friends split up for some nifty team-ups as zombie-filled floating cities appear all over Earth. Dave Wachter does some cool stuff with the fight scenes. The dialogue is disappointingly stiff, though, and most of the plot progression comes from various characters passing around the "exposit what happens next" ball. I do like the guest star selection, though.