The first season of Luke Cage, like most first seasons of the Marvel/Netflix shows (sans Iron Fist), was pretty well received. It had solid, meditative pacing, good character development, and an interesting overall arc. But
While Iron Fist and The Defenders may not have been the best-received Netflix Marvel series, one positive to come out of it was the Luke Cage/Danny Rand dynamic. We got glimpses of seeing the
Marvel and Netflix's Luke Cage set out to be a different kind of superhero series by focusing on inner city crime from the black community's perspective. Creator Cheo Hodari Coker's stated aim for the show
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU4Xn__5Qjg Netflix and Marvel seem to be hitting their stride in terms of getting these series out pretty close to one another. Later this week, Jessica Jones Season 2 is hitting the streaming service, but
Marvel Netflix is new original series The Punisher has just hit the streaming service, and while response to that has been decidedly mixed, they are still going straight ahead with all their other series. Currently
A few weeks back, it was revealed that Iron Fist would be venturing back to the small screen in the second season of Luke Cage. The reveal came in the form of a photo
Iron Fist may have gotten a bad rap. After all, his season of television was the most poorly-received of the entire Defender group’s seasons, and despite bearing an obnoxiously long title that rivals His Royal
Watching Misty Knight do anything in the past two seasons of television (Luke Cage, Defenders) was a bit like watching an old episode of South Park. As I used to wait to see how Kenny
Variety is reporting on Netflix and how they spend their money. The article reports that with the intended growth of original content, Netflix has to spend more money up front for original content compared to
Sweet Christmas. It’s taken some time, but it looks like the Marvel Netflix shows are facing a production schedule that rivals the Marvel Cinematic Universe properties. This year, we’ve already seen the release of Iron
