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Is Daredevil the weakest of the 4 and Luke Cage the strongest?

"Here's the plan, Luke, you walk in and take everyone out, I'll stay outside away from all the gunfire and will take out the escapees."

It really irks me that Marvel have to pose their female characters at an arse displaying angle in all their promo material.

Entertainment Weekly could make anything look gooseberry fool. Time and time again, their photographers are awful.

Still, super hyped for this.

Floex wrote:Entertainment Weekly could make anything look gooseberry fool. Time and time again, their photographers are awful.

Still, super hyped for this.

I think it's their photoshop intern that always lets them down

The fonts

I like the pictures

Misty's rack Erm, I mean Misty's back.

17 March

I know nothing about the Iron Fist
But that backstory seems very Wayne Enterprises

I was worried about the special effects because of the low budgets on Netflix but it looks like this is going to match up to Agents of Shield visually. Hopefully it can keep it at that level throughout



And the soundtracks looks like it's going to be one of the best things about this too RZA directed an episode

Looks good if, again, a little like Daredevil Season 2 except with added yellow fist.

Here's hoping it's a step up from Luke Cage.

Oh sweet, I've that Friday off work. 13 hour movie.

I'm working that Friday, but have the following three days off. Oh yeah.

Each Defender's own show has offered something different, this just looks like another Daredevil. I haven't got round to finishing Cage yet so can't see me getting to this any time soon.

I'm slightly disappointed they didn't go with a 70s David Carradine/Kung Fu/Kill Bill vibe with it.

Skippy wrote:Each Defender's own show has offered something different, this just looks like another Daredevil. I haven't got round to finishing Cage yet so can't see me getting to this any time soon.

Depends on how much K'un-Lun features. Iron Fist did pretend to be Daredevil at one point in the comics.

Iron Fist seems to be getting mauled by critics based on the first 6 episodes that they've seen.

I've only read a few but most negative points seem to be from reviewers who wanted an Asian Danny Rand.


It's out on Netflix next week, Friday 17th if anyone wants to make a new thread

I don't think I've seen one positive preview yet...

From Polygon's review:

"This is a show where a white male character explains how to punch to an Asian-American, female head of her own dojo, in her own dojo."

Yeah that's not a great look