Step into the thrilling world of vintage Marvel with Marvel Premiere #22: Featuring Iron Fist - 1975 - Pence Copy, a true gem for collectors and fans of classic Bronze Age comics. This issue marks a significant chapter in the saga of Iron Fist, the martial arts hero whose tales of honour, discipline, and vengeance continue to captivate readers decades on.

This British pence variant is especially sought-after by seasoned collectors, offering not just the rich storytelling of the Marvel era but also a slice of comic publishing history. The cover artwork, pencilled by the legendary John Byrne, delivers dynamic action that perfectly captures the intensity of Iron Fist’s world. With Chris Claremont scripting, the narrative carries depth and complexity, typical of Marvel’s finest storytelling in the 1970s.

In this issue, Iron Fist finds himself tangled in a high-stakes battle involving deadly enemies and difficult moral choices, expanding the lore around the mystical city of K’un-Lun and Danny Rand’s journey as a reluctant superhero. The storytelling is crisp, the artwork bold, and the stakes are unmistakably high. Collectors and first-time readers alike will appreciate the powerful blend of art and narrative that defined this era.

This original 1975 British pence copy has become increasingly hard to find, especially in clean, collectible condition. As part of the Marvel Premiere run, it serves as a critical transition issue, reflecting the evolution of Iron Fist before he went on to headline his own title.

We take great pride in the condition and presentation of every comic. This copy of Marvel Premiere - Iron Fist #22 is housed in a protective, acid-free bag along with a sturdy board to preserve its quality and structure. It will be sent to you in a reinforced book mailer designed specifically for comic shipping, ensuring your item arrives in excellent shape. Prompt dispatch and careful packaging mean you can expect quick delivery and peace of mind every time.

Whether you’re looking to complete your Iron Fist collection or add a standout Bronze Age title to your comic library, this issue is a valuable addition that offers nostalgia, quality, and collectible appeal.