LUKE CAGE: His new adversary, Bushmaster, was out for revenge because he felt he had been denied his legacy. Oh, and he has an accent! IRON FIST: His new adversary, Davos, was out for revenge ...

Could it be that Luke Cage and Iron Fist, […] Remember when Smallville was TV’s lone superhero show? (And hell, it didn’t even let Clark Kent have flights or tights.) ...

Oh, Iron Fist, he just can’t catch a break. The internet makes fun of him, his fellow superheroes roll their eyes at him, and even Netflix sometimes acts like he doesn’t exist.Luke Cage never ...

— -- Just as positive reviews roll in for its latest Marvel series, "Luke Cage," Netflix has announced that its next comics-based endeavor, “Iron Fist,” will hit the streaming service ...

The second season of “Luke Cage” appears to be coming together nicely, but the latest news might be cause for concern. According to an EW report and photo, Danny Rand (Finn Jones) — the ...

Iron Fist's 'Luke Cage' guest role is better than his own solo series. Why? Because it casts him as a comedy sidekick instead of a serious hero.

Cage and Iron Fist may be set to appear in The Defenders miniseries, but that's not the superhero team with which they're most closely associated from the comics, nor is it any incarnation of the ...

Netflix has canceled its Marvel superhero series Iron Fist and Luke Cage, surprising fans of both series, and igniting a wide range of rumors, fan campaigns, and questions surrounding the future ...

For Iron Fist and Luke Cage, a few more dials need to turn to facilitate the story. A big one is turning Rand into a former billionaire once again. In the original comic, ...

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Luke Cage Season 2. When the news dropped that Finn Jones would reprise his role as Danny Rand, A.K.A Iron Fist in Luke Cage Season 2, the internet was ...

Luke Cage showrunner Cheo Hodari Coker even had to defend the crossover ahead of season two, saying it didn't bother him that Iron Fist's solo outing and Defenders appearance was criticised.

Iron Fist and Luke Cage first teamed up in Marvel’s The Defenders, alongside Daredevil (Charlie Cox) and Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter).