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Fuck the reviews, thus issue was fantastic

the best number in the series so far, this series has everything going for it to be one of the best Marvel comics born of the MCU

wow, really really good issue

just amazing

Bravo! Tom Taylor killing it

A really God Start for this series!

A cool number 3 for this series Develop situations and establish in a correct way what will be the future of the series It's worth reading

Emotive, heroic and intelligent issue

a good start for this "new" stage of the character I hope the series follows this course, have all the interest read the following number

A great and unforgettable debut for this series that promises to be one of the best of marvel 2017 Action, good humor and well written and established characters

Amazing! Kung-fu, honor and chi This is Iron Fist!

a Really good issue

This Issue works more like a preamble to Issue 6. still worth it in spite of that

a good start for Hopeless

a solid and well contained issue, Punisher helping people and returning to New York in the best way A shame the rest of the run by Becky Cloonan is not worth it

This series has started very well, now I can not say it is bad, but if it is quite inconsistent in quality a fairly hasty resolution of the conflict and a fairly simple dialogue

Only for fans of Deadpool

a good start

A correct start but no more than that

perhaps the best number in the series, although that's not saying much

Sorry Slott, you need stop This is boring and lame

A rip off of the Hulk, a Rip Off of nick fury (in the form of a woman) in a Hulk cliche story of a man running away from the government great art, unoriginal script

Just to silly and over the top, even for punisher standards has its good moments, but the art I do not think helps to make the reading moderately entertaining Just For fans

Miss Cloonan good luck and do not come back

I paid for a superhero comic, not for a comic about two homosexuals and their pink story pass this comic

An obscure and interesting premise wasted on teenage humor and a dull script