Just saw the Iron Fist #6 original cover art by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia, published in 1976. Accdg. to the Heritage Auctions description, "This cover was created in ink over graphite on Bristol board with an image area of 10.5" x 11."
It sold on Sept. 9, 2022 for $26,400.00.👊
👋🏼It’s a good day to recall #JayGarrick fought in #WWII to help free the world from the Nazi menace. Honoring Jay’s legacy,
I voted early today to save the republic 🇺🇸
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@Rebel_Loo @iamironfist23@deadlykungfupod@victorycomics This is a relief to hear, thank you! And thank you for being so willing to share details like this, even if they are small. We're all on tenterhooks, as you can imagine!
@benfo Absolutely, me too. I like that they're two people living their own separate lives but who will show up for each other when it matters. They love each other on a deep and unchanging level, but they're never going to be together again the way they were in college, and that's okay.
IRON FIST FRIDAY Vol. 317: Inkwell Awardee Kevin Nowlan shared on his blog an unused page for Power Man and Iron Fist. He landed the project but was reassigned before the issue ever saw the light of day.
Here's what Nowlan said about the Power Man and Iron Fist inventory...
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IRON FIST FRIDAY Vol. 316: New blog up! I saw @CBCebulski at SuperManila Comic Con and was able to sneak in a question. He responded with what could be a hint at how Danny Rand cheated death.
You can read my full conversation with him at the link below.👊
https://t.co/fGCNxNQpCX
8 years ago today, Marvel’s ‘LUKE CAGE’ premiered on Netflix.
The series starred Mike Colter, Mahershala Ali, Simone Missick, Alfre Woodard, Theo Rossi, Erik LaRay Harvey and Rosario Dawson.
This Daredevil concept cover that I drew in January was the first complete piece of comic art I had drawn in 26 years. I was inspired by my idol Gene Colan to start drawing again, and I created this piece as a tribute to him.
Gene Colan (left), Richie Acosta (right)
My absolute favorite part of Power Man and Iron Fist #50 is Danny Rand realizing he is about to die like his father. Seeing the image of Harold Meachum in the snow behind Stiletto is a very haunting moment for the hero.
Check out the review on the latest episode!