POWER MAN AND IRON FIST

July 1981 • Volume 1 • Usa • 4 Collected

POWER MAN AND IRON FIST #71C

UK Price - 1st Appearance of Montenegro

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Published

July 1981

Comic Age

Bronze

Cover Price

.20

Characters

Creators

Writer

Mary Jo Duffy

Penciler

Kerry Gammill

Cover Penciler

Frank Miller

Inker

Allen Milgrom 'Al' , Armando Gil , Vince Colletta 'Vinnie'

Letterer

James Novak 'Jim'

Colorist

Christie Scheele

Editor

Dennis O'Neil , Jim Shooter

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The Mountain Comes To Manhatten

* 1ST APPEARANCE "MONTENEGRO"

Luke Cage is caught up in the criminal dealings of Montenegro, who a man who stole quarter with a microchip that effects machinery. He leaves it at a diner for change and Luke ends up picking it up and taking it into his possession. When the men who are seeking the coin visit Luke Cage and offer to buy it for $10,000, Luke only ends giving them a regular quarter.

They send Montenegro to attack Power Man, and with the aid of Iron Fist, Luke manages to defeat Montenegro who escapes vowing to get revenge on the Heroes for Hire. Later, when the truth about the coin the criminals were seeking, Power Man realizes that he spent his last quarter in the Gem's (and Luke's mechanical antagonist) soda machine. Luke smashes it open to get the coin, much to D.W. Giffith's dismay.