Power Man and Iron Fist Annual #1

Scott Hepburn and Matt Milla also do a fantastic job of illustrating the issue. While its not the same as what Sanford Greene bringsto the table, Hepburn is able to evoke the loose style thats helped distinguish this book from its competitors. Milla similarly brings the wide range of colors thats made Daredevil look so great recently, which is a boon given the issues Christmas from Hell plot. That said, this book is most definitely worth it as always, and for an extra-sized issue even moreso. So if youre looking for a book thats not welded to a crossover or long-running plot, and is just telling a fantastic story, youre in for a treat. Read Full Review

Sweet Christmas is a good read for what it is. It's a diversion, nothing too heavy but, it's not frivolous. It just a good solid read and worth your time. Read Full Review

This is a great annual! I generally like these "one and done" stories for annuals. You don't really have to worry about the ongoing narrative, you can just jump in and get a satisfying story from beginning to end. Power Man and Iron Fist is one of the most well-written thought-provoking, fun books on the stands right now. This annual could have just been a "phone it in" story but this creative teamreally gave the fans something very enjoyable and a fantastic read! It is a "Sweet Christmas" read indeed! Read Full Review

Rick Jonez

Dec 30, 2016

Lots of fun. Two great guest stars in Drew and Damien. Perfect villain choice written well with a Sweet Christmas surpise appearance from you know who!

Spock's Brain

Jan 09, 2017

Sweet Christmas, this was fun! "Power Man and Iron Fist, mad as hell / Time to do that thing we do so well / Rock the bells!"

samizrozami

Mar 27, 2025

The best issue of the entire book