>>>Nope, that wasn't Murder on the Orient Express. The Stark Fist of
>>>Removal doesn't have any kicks or throws, it's just a whole lot of
>>>punches - sort of a closed-fist version of E. Honda's Hundred-Hand
>>>Slap or Chun-Li's Lightning Kick. Murder is a much more complicated
>>>affair.
>>
>>The way it's been described, I've always imagined it to be somewhat
>>similar to that chain uppercut of Dee Jay's.
>
>It started out that way (it seems odd that I'd have just directly
>copied it in Battle 01 - possibly I hadn't encountered it yet), but
>has evolved into more of a flurry of straight punches that
>concludes with an uppercut, rather than being all uppers.
>
Every time I read "Stark Fist of Removal", I keep thinking that in some odd alternate D&D universe, Tony Stark was an ancient Wizard, and Stark's Fist of Removal is the most powerful of a series of spectral hand-related spells in a world where noone has heard of Bigby...

Offsides

Stark's Repulsing Palm, Stark's Armored Gauntlet, Stark's Crushing Hand, etc. :P

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