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Power Man & Iron Fist #93-94Issue(s): Power Man & Iron Fist #93, Power Man & Iron Fist #94 Review/plot: ![]() Luke decides to further investigate the robbery, but finds that none of his usual contacts in Times Square will talk to him. ![]() ![]() The investigation leads Power Man & Iron Fist to a new Chemistro, the third to use the title and the brother of the original. ![]() Danny handles the goons while Cage goes after Chemistro. ![]() ![]() This new villain almost has a dual personality, switching between typical overconfident villain and becoming quickly terrified. He manages to hold off Luke & Danny long enough to escape, and he then hunts down Coleen Wing and Bob Diamond, turning them both to glass. ![]() With the help of the original Chemistro... ![]() ...the duo is able to stop Chemistro... ![]() ![]() ![]() ...and turn their friends back to normal, but Chemistro escapes. ![]() An added layer is that D.W. is filming a documentary about the Heroes For Hire during issue #93. ![]() Iron Fist says that he's going to hook up the original Chemistro with a job at Stark Industries. ![]() Cowan's art in issue #93 isn't very good. Chan's art in #94 is a big improvement, but still not great. The writing and plotting, on the other hand, is good. Quality Rating: B Chronological Placement Considerations: N/A References:
Crossover: N/A Continuity Insert? N My Reprint: N/A Inbound References (2): showCharacters Appearing: Blind Toby, Bob Diamond, Chemistro, Chemistro III, Colleen Wing, D.W. Griffith, Iron Fist, Jennie Royce, Luke Cage, Misty Knight, Rafael Scarfe CommentsThe title to #94 refers to the song by Blondie. Posted by: Mark Drummond | September 25, 2011 11:28 PM was cool to see the personality shifts in chemestro, made for an interesting villain. plus, having iron fist go coldly mad was a nice touch. overall, Busiek wrote these characters well. Posted by: kveto from prague | November 4, 2011 3:03 PM Busiek stated in Comics Journal #216 that he had no problem with Cowan's art, but he described Ernie Chan as "...shall we say, uncommercial." Posted by: Mark Drummond | June 5, 2016 11:43 AM and apparently turning Bob Diamond into glass gave him an instant shave as well (but his goatee comes back after the process is reversed). Posted by: kveto | October 21, 2017 7:14 AM Comments are now closed. |
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