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NIGHT OF THE STEEL SERPENT (1977)

Iron Fist's first solo series wrapped up with the introduction of Sabretooth and a clash with the X-Men, but there were still some loose ends left dangling. Who was the Iron Fist lookalike that was following Danny Rand and trying to steal his chi? And what would happen with Misty Knight's secret mission to infiltrate the criminal organisation of the man called Bushmaster? Looks like an obligatory team-up with Spider-Man will have to hold the answers...
  • Iron Fist #14-15
  • Marvel Team-Up #63-64
Iron Fist #14
After a surprise attack by a similarly-dressed shadowy figure, Iron Fist takes a job with Colleen Wing acting as bodyguards for Jeryn Hogarth in Canada. They're attacked by a group of mercenaries led by a new guy calling himself Sabretooth. Iron Fist suffers snow-blindness during the fight and relies on sound and instinct to defeat him.

Iron Fist #15
Days later, Iron Fist is attacked again by the guy with a serpent on his chest who steals a little more chi and he promises that, next time, he'll steal the power of the Iron Fist. That evening, Wolverine's stalking Jean Grey's apartment when he sees Iron Fist heading in via the roof. The apartment's trashed as the rest of the X-Men join the fight against the 'burglar, only for Iron Fist to reveal Jean's flatmate, Misty Knight, is his ex-girlfriend. Meanwhile, Misty's over in the Caribbean, having infiltrated Bushmaster's organisation as his new love-interest...
Marvel Team-Up #63
Weeks later, Danny Rand's Daily Bugle photo shoot with Peter Parker is interrupted by a challenge from the Steel Serpent, the mystery assailant. Iron Fist heads to Inwood Park, followed by Parker as Spider-Man. Having blown her cover with Bushmaster, Misty Knight arrives on the scene to find Iron Fist robbed of his chi by the Steel Serpent.


Marvel Team-Up #64
While Iron Fist recovers, Misty Knight and Colleen Wing (as the Daughters of the Dragon) and Spider-Man go after the Steel Serpent - aka Davos, the son of Lei-Kung the Thunderer and long-term nemesis of Iron Fist's father, Wendell Rand - who believes he was born to be the Iron Fist but was rejected by the dragon Shou-Lao. Iron Fist joins the fight, but it's the power of the Iron Fist that undoes the Steel Serpent, burning him out and leaving just a smouldering stain on the ground. Lei-Kung observes his son's death from K'un-Lun.
Power Man #49 (1978) 
Bushmaster goes after Misty Knight but is defeated by Knight, Iron Fist, Colleen Wing and Power Man (Luke Cage) during FREEDOM!

Power Man and Iron Fist #57 (1979) 
The X-Men help Iron Fist, the Daughters of the Dragon and Power Man defeat the Living Monolith.

X-Men #122 (1979) 
Colleen Wing begins to pursue Cyclops of the X-Men, but it doesn't amount to anything.

Power Man and Iron Fist #66 (1980) 
Sabretooth has a rematch with Iron Fist.

Power Man and Iron Fist #67 (1981) 
Bushmaster is killed in battle against Power Man and Iron Fist.

Uncanny X-Men #212 (1986) 
Sabretooth clashes with Wolverine, revealing a history between them for the first time during MUTANT MASSACRE.

Cage #12 (1993) 
Bushmaster's son, Quincy McIvor, becomes the new Bushmaster and accidentally resurrects his father; John McIvor kills his son and, in turn, dies from absorbing too much power. 

Iron Fist #1-2 (1996) 
The Steel Serpent is resurrected by the Contemplator and defeats Iron Fist again.

Immortal Iron Fist #8-14 (2007-2008) 
The Steel Serpent makes a pact with Hydra in an plot to destroy K'un-Lun and have his revenge on Iron Fist and his father; Lei-Kung the Thunderer defeats the Steel Serpent and Iron Fist defeats Hydra during THE SEVEN CAPITAL CITIES OF HEAVEN.

Immortal Iron Fist #25 (2009) 
The Steel Serpent accepts his actions have been criminal and gives himself up to his father, Lei Kung.
Essential Iron Fist
Iron Fist Epic Collection vol.1: The Fury of Iron Fist
Marvel Masterworks: Iron Fist vol.2
Marvel Universe by John Byrne Omnibus vol.2
Includes Iron Fist #14-15 and Marvel Team-Up #63-64

Marvel Visionaries: Chris Claremont
Includes Iron Fist #14

X-Men Epic Collection vol.5: Second Genesis
Includes Iron Fist #14-15

Essential Marvel Team-Up vol.3
Spider-Man: Marvel Team-Up
Includes Marvel Team-Up #63-64

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