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Re: Iron Fist 24: Argh... (SPOILERS)

Posted by Mason Dixon on April 1, 2009, 8:13 pm, in reply to "Iron Fist 24: Argh... (SPOILERS)"
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--Previous Message--
: Argh...
:
: http://www.comicboards.com/app/show.php?rpy=mub-2009032317135281
: Well of course it could be cancelled if they
: interupt another storyline with another
: generic anthology tale...
:
: Immortal Iron Fist #24
:
:
: ...even though it read as a well
: drawn/scripted exercise more than TRUE Iron
: Fist story. A slightly annoying parallel
: element was that Li Park seemed like a copy
: of an early Kyle Rayner in many ways. An
: artist and pacific soul, interim successor
: to legacy title/power, wielder of imagined
: contstructs.
:
: There were a couple elements that might
: apply to current interest with the current
: Fist:
: Just how old is Thunderer??
: Just how gullible is Shou-Lao??
: Just how powerful is a weilder of the Chi?
:
: Felt like Danny Rand was ripped off again
: and so shortly after only 3 months (ie #21).
: But overall it couldve been just a, granted
: decent, anthology slapped at the back of any
: title. They would be much better received,
: in fact, if they were - and you can bet
: sales would not suffer the arc interuptions
: as well.
:
: The cover was excellent and the two horse
: herd line ups were neat.
:

These Past Iron Fist Stories are good but only acceptable inbetween arcs, not in the middle of them. Seriously Marvel. Fill in the gaps BETWEEN arcs.

MD

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Iron Fist 24: Argh... (SPOILERS) - emerick-man March 29, 2009, 4:06 pm
- Re: Iron Fist 24: Argh... (SPOILERS) - Mason Dixon April 1, 2009, 8:13 pm
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--Previous Message-- : : --Previous Message-- : Argh... : : : http://www.comicboards.com/app/show.php?rpy=mub-2009032317135281 : Well of course it could be cancelled if they : interupt another storyline with another : generic anthology tale... : : Immortal Iron Fist #24 : : : ...even though it read as a well : drawn/scripted exercise more than TRUE Iron : Fist story. A slightly annoying parallel : element was that Li Park seemed like a copy : of an early Kyle Rayner in many ways. An : artist and pacific soul, interim successor : to legacy title/power, wielder of imagined : contstructs. : : There were a couple elements that might : apply to current interest with the current : Fist: : Just how old is Thunderer?? : Just how gullible is Shou-Lao?? : Just how powerful is a weilder of the Chi? : : Felt like Danny Rand was ripped off again : and so shortly after only 3 months (ie #21). : But overall it couldve been just a, granted : decent, anthology slapped at the back of any : title. They would be much better received, : in fact, if they were - and you can bet : sales would not suffer the arc interuptions : as well. : : The cover was excellent and the two horse : herd line ups were neat. : : : These Past Iron Fist Stories are good but : only acceptable inbetween arcs, not in the : middle of them. Seriously Marvel. Fill in : the gaps BETWEEN arcs. : : MD :

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