Marvel Premiere # 15 - "The Fury Of Iron Fist!"

is a comic book published by Marvel Publishing & released on 5 / / 1974

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When his father and mother are killed in the Himalayas, young Daniel Rand is rescued and brought to the mythical city of Ku'n Lun. He grows and learns to be a master of the martial arts and becomes Master of the Iron Fist.

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  • Gil Kane
    penciler, cover


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    L. P. Gregory
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  • Roy Thomas
    writer, editor



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    Marvel Premiere 15
    Reviewed by dmstarz on July 1, 2008.
    dmstarz has written 360 reviews. His/her last review was for Unmasked!.
    2 out of 2 users recommend his reviews.
    I remember coming across Iron Fist's debut back in the 80s and being wowed by it.  Recently, I picked up Marvel Essential Iron Fist and I gotta say, my childhood memories weren't deceiving me.  This is a great way to introduce a character.  Roy Thomas, currently doing a sterling job on Marvel Illustrated's line of classic adaptations, has penned a cracking origin story which flashes back and forth between a duel in K'un Lun and how Danny Rand ended up there.  It's full of the traditional tragic loss that one might expect from an origin tale but it works really well thanks to the unusual setting and the fabulous story telling.  One unusual distinction, for example, is the way Thomas uses the second person singular as a narrative voice - a trick picked up more recently by Brubaker and Fraction for their Wendall Rand flashbacks in Immortal Iron Fist.  On top of all this is some brilliant artwork by Gil Kane.  This is a terrific read.



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    Date Added: June 6, 2008


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