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Power Man and Iron Fist #50 |
Power Man (and Iron Fist) v1 #50, 1978 - The masthead heralds the beginning of a new partnership between the two heroes. Having his innocence finally proven, this special issue briefly retells Power Man's origin from >
Luke Cage, Hero for Hire #1.
John Byrne delivers a terrific splash page, depicting the heroes at a celebratory party. The background not only recalls Power Man's escape from prison but serves as a metaphor for his newfound freedom. Byrne sets a high standard for the start of this new series. Other artists in this bronze age comic include Dave Cockrum (cover). This is 3 of 11
Power Man issues by
Byrne .
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"Freedom" Byrne story pencils (Dan Green inks) 17 pages = ***
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