Misty Knight Reading Order

Misty Knight’s profile has skyrocketed following her star turn in Marvel Netflix’s Luke Cage and (to a lesser extent) Defenders, but Marvel Comics readers know Misty’s been one of the coolest Marvel heroes for a good long while.

Misty gets her start as a supporting player in Iron Fist (soon to become Power Man & Iron Fist), quickly cementing her friendship and romantic involvement with the likes of Luke Cage and Danny Rand. A friendship with the equally adept Colleen wing forms the Daughters of the Dragon, shaping Misty’s late 70’s and 1980’s standing in Marvel Comics.

Since that time, Misty Knight has led several teams including the Heroes for Hire and a new Daughters of the Dragon. Below you’ll find all the major Misty Knight comic book appearances, and where to collect and read Misty Knight comics.

Iron Fist Epic Collection: The Fury Of Iron Fist

Collects: Marvel Premiere (1972) #15-25, Iron Fist (1975) #1-15, Marvel Team-Up (1972) #63-64

The Misty Knight focused issues are listed out in order below.

Marvel Premiere #20, #21

Iron Fist #1 to #4

Amazing Spider-Man Marvel GIT comics collection

Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu #31 to #33 — These issues are not included the Iron Fist epic collection, but Misty’s appearances can be found in Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Omnibus Vol. 2

Iron Fist #5 to #15

Marvel Team-Up #63, #64

Power Man & Iron Fist Epic Collection: Heroes for Hire

Collects: Power Man #48 to #49, Power Man & Iron Fist #50 to #70

Bizarre Adventures #25

Includes a Daughters of the Dragon story scripted by Chris Claremont.

X-Men Epic Collection: Second Genesis

Issues: Uncanny X-Men #102 to #108, #117 to #122

Misty Knight rooming with Jean Grey, and getting caught up with the X-Men.

Power Man & Iron Fist (Marvel Essentials, Vol. 2)

Issues: Power Man and Iron Fist #67 to#125

Welcome To The 1990’s Misty Knight

Namor Visionaries by John Byrne – Volume 2

Issues: Namor the Sub-Mariner #8 to #25

Both Misty Knight and Iron Fist are semi-regulars throughout the John Byrne era of Namor the Sub-Mariner.

Deathlok: The Souls of Cyber-Folk

Issues: Deathlok (1991) #1 to #5

Luke Cage, Iron Fist, & The Heroes For Hire Vol. 1

Collects: Marvel Fanfare #6, Heroes for Hire #1 to #9

Suicide Squad architect John Ostrander resurrects the Heroes for Hire in 1997, including Misty Knight!

Misty With the 2000’s Daughters of the Dragon & Heroes For Hire

Daughters of the Dragon: Samurai Bullets

Collects: Daughters Of The Dragon #1-6

Civil War: Heroes for Hire

Collects: Heroes For Hire (2006 – 2007) #1 To #5

For the full Heroes for Hire inclusion in the mega event, check out Comic Book Herald’s Civil War reading order.

Heroes For Hire Vol. 2: Ahead of the Curve

Collects: Heroes For Hire #6-10

Heroes For Hire Volume 3: World War Hulk

Collects: Heroes For Hire #11-15

The full Comic Book Herald Word War Hulk reading order.

The Immortal Iron Fist

Issues: Immortal Iron Fist #1 to #27

I Am An Avenger #1

Shadowland: Blood on the Streets

Collects: Shadowland: Blood On The Streets #1-4

The full Comic Book Herald Shadowland reading order.

Heroes for Hire by Abnett & Lanning: The Complete Collection

Collects: Heroes For Hire (2011) 1-12; Spider-Island: Heroes For Hire 1; Villains For Hire 0.1, 1-4

Generally underrated series starring Misty Knight as the leader of a new Heroes for Hire. From the creative team behind the 2008 to 2010 Guardians of the Galaxy that reinvigorated the characters.

Includes Spider-Island and Fear Itself tie-in issues!