Basic Information Published February 1976 Comic Age Bronze Cover Price .25 Facts This issue should contain Marvel Value Stamp B32 - Mighty Thor Characters Creators Writer Chris Claremont Penciler John Byrne Cover Penciler Keith Pollard Inker Frank Chiaramonte Letterer David Hunt 'Dave' Colorist Don Warfield Editor Marv Wolfman Crossovers / Story Arcs Stories Stories may contain spoilers The City's Not For Burning! Arriving at Heathrow airport in London, Iron Fist and Misty Knight land right into trouble as their plane is destroyed by the villain known as the Ravager. Changing into his Iron Fist costume, Danny and Misty try to fight off Ravager, but Misty is injured and the Ravager escapes. Danny takes the opportunity to duck out and change back into his civilian guise, however this puts him on the list of suspects by the Scotland Yard. When Danny visits Misty in the hospital, Danny sees all those injured during the Ravager's attack and decides to do something about it in spite of Misty's protests that they should focus their time on saving Colleen. Using his keen senses, Iron Fist is able to track Ravager's radioactive footprints and tracks him to the General Post Office Tower in London. During their fight, Danny manages to shatter Ravager's armor, which reveals him to really be the villain known as Radion. As the two battle, the commotion is covered by BBC News and watched by Misty in her hospital room. As the report goes on, Misty witnesses a giant explosion that occurs from within the General Post Office Tower.
COVER ART
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GRADE/CONDITION
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