The Defenders #4

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[reveen]

Frank's asskickimg in the last comic and this other guys in this one reminds me of this Team Four Star gag.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=u0a_Np_tpv4

[glprime]

"And that's when the Crime Boss realized, when you challenge a kung fu white boy who has literally Mortal Kombat'd his way to the top of his profession to a street fight... you are in for a HWOOPIN."

[joetuss]

Did Danny always have a "Iron Foot"?

[q99]

Yes, it's just chi channeling, where he channels is is simply a matter of focus. Fist might be easiest, but he's even briefly done full-body.

[dcbanacek]

Does explain why Misty Knight likes him so much.

[shadowpsykie]

heyO!

[joetuss]

Oh, ok, cool...he should change his name to Iron...man...

[leoboiko]

Well he can focus chi on any body extremity so perhaps Iron… Member?

[spider_man6]

This is some good Bendis work. Great art, compelling and well-paced story, and not misleading in solicits.
Also, I love how every issue introduces more street-based characters or has cameos. It makes everything feel so organic.

[matrix_dragon]

That noise you hear on the last page is Diamondback filling his pants completely.

[bruinsfan]

Honestly, I think Diamondback is too full of himself to consider Frank an actual threat, even if he weren't Hannibal Lectered up in restraints.

[tigerkaya]

See Bendis this what you excel at writing street level comics it's tthe only genre your best at.

[bruinsfan]

Amen. It feels weird to be looking forward to new issues of a Bendis series after rolling my eyes so much at his work in the past decade or so, but he does have a good touch with this sub-genre. Even the dialog sounds more natural and varied; it's as if he can only avoid defaulting to one stilted, expository mode of speech when he has street level characters to speak it.