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Luke Cage and Iron Fist Want To Meet Avengers

Luke Cage and Iron Fist Want To Meet Avengers

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Since the debut of the Marvel/Netflix series, one thing has been made very clear, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, and even Punisher all exist in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They reference the Avengers constantly, and there was even rumors that the Defenders could arrive in Infinity War, alas, that wasn’t to be. But, if some of the Netflix characters had their way, they’d want the Avengers to come down to their level for a while: “We’re part of the same universe,” Finn Jones told SFX Magazine. “If there ever was a mash-up between the Avengers and the Defenders, I think it’d be really nice to see the Avengers come to the Netflix world. It’d be way more interesting to see those characters fleshed out the same way as our characters are, rather than just see our characters do some big fucking fight scene! There’s nothing cool about that.” “It would be easier to have them come into our world because it would probably be more believable,” Mike Colter added.

Luke Cage Season 02 Will Deal With Exposed Identity

Luke Cage Season 02 Will Deal With Exposed Identity

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One of the things that separate Luke Cage from the other Marvel/Netflix shows is that by the end of the season, everyone knew who Luke Cage was both in name and in face. With him coming back to the world via Defenders, and then Luke Cage Season 02, his identity will be even more exposed. Which as actor Mike Colter reveals will be a big part of his characters story going forward: “It’s something that we’ll explore in the Defenders and hopefully in Season 2 of Cage which I start very soon,” Colter explained to MCU Exchange. “It’s very different. He’s out. People know what he looks like. He’s not in any kind of disguise. People know where he lives. They know where to find him so its something he has to deal with. Most superheroes don’t have to deal with that and can kind of keep it separate.” This ties heavily into what his character is like in the comics, as he uses his public image to run Heroes

Luke Cage Netflix Season 1 Review

Luke Cage Netflix Season 1 Review

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Luke Cage has been a fan desire to be on the big screen for some time, yet, when he was announced for the Marvel/Netflix collaborations, fans weren’t mad, they were just happy to have him. When he arrived in Jessica Jones as a more secondary character, fans were eager to see him in his own series. Well it’s here, and it’s good. Sweet sister, it’s good. WARNING! Spoilers for the first season ahead! If you haven’t see it, don’t read this! Still here? Ok. Let’s begin. If Luke Cage was to be summed up plot wise in two words, it’d be: Family, and Community. Now, it’s fair to say that the city of New York has been a big character in both Daredevil and Jessica Jones, but never like what is done in Luke Cage. True, we saw the Kitchen get wrecked in Daredevil, and what that did to people. But usually, it was only a handful of people that were shown as victims. And in Jessica Jones, only the

Master Chief not the main character in Halo 5

Master Chief not the main character in Halo 5

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An interview posted in X-One magazine with actor Mike Colter reveals that, which has since been posted online through Reddit, reveals that Master Chief is not the main protagonist in the upcoming first-person shooter Halo 5: Guardians. Colter plays Agent Locke in the live-action series Halo: Nightfall that connects the story between Halo 4 and Halo 5. Previous information given out by Microsoft had pointed towards Agent Locke being a major character in Halo 5 but until now it was widely assumed that Master Chief would still be the main character that players would control throughout the game. That looks set to change though with Colter telling the magazine: “Yeah, I’m a playable character in Halo 5. Once Halo: The Master Chief Collection is released, and then Halo 5 comes out shortly thereafter, you’re basically going to be playing a game with me as the primary character.” While Halo games have experimented with different protagonists in past games, such as with the Arbiter in Halo 2 and a squad of