Power Man and Iron Fist #15

The last issue of Power Man and Iron Fist goes out with a big ol'fashioned brawl to end them all. The creative team sticks the landing with a great super-fight and a poignant emotional finale. Read Full Review

Its sad to see this book go, especially with its creative team, but they gave us a nice, localized ride for the time being. Read Full Review

All journeys come to an end. This is a fitting ending if a little bit rushed. Read Full Review

DDJamesB

Apr 20, 2017

I could say a million great things about this series. I am truly bummed that this was the last issue. Although it does feel semi rushed, I am not going to complain. This whole run has been nothing but good old fashioned buddy action fun. I really hope they bring this back sometime in the future.

Jack's Yattering

Apr 14, 2017

POWER MAN AND IRON FIST #15 was a solid end to a great series. Everything that made this series great since the first issue is present in the last. This volume of POWER MAN AND IRON FIST is one of those runs that I see myself pulling out, from time to time, and re-reading in its entirety. It was everything I love about comics and I'll miss it. At least, I have LUKE CAGE #1 to look forward to, next month. SCORE: 8.8

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DDJamesB - Apr 14, 2017

I was about to comment, but you took the words out of my mouth. It was such a fun series that I could count on every month.

Spock's Brain

May 02, 2017

The key to this book from the beginning has been the friendship between Luke and Danny, and that's the aspect of "Power Man and Iron Fist" I'm going go miss the most. Anyone who hasn't followed this the whole way should check out the rest of the series. This creative team even made "Civil War II" crossover issues relevant and intriguing!

CrazyforRAMU

Oct 31, 2017

The Heroes for Hire save the day when everybody decides to drop by their pad for the showdown. This series stumbled a few times along the way, but it wraps up in glorious style. Though I'm still not a fan of Sanford Greene's sketchy art, it helps a lot that David Walker contributes a perfect script and a glorious fight scene to wrap it all up. Add in a dollop of appropriate feelings and shake well for a fitting send-off to a rightly-beloved series.

samizrozami

Mar 27, 2025

Cool ending to a disappointing book sadly