Power Man and Iron Fist from Comic Books to Netflix Shows

I grew up reading Power Man and Iron Fist in the 80's. These days Power Man goes more by just his regular name, Luke Cage. Both Cage and Iron Fist are headed to television via Netflix. In this Marvel live action series, a street-fighting ex-con battles crime on the streets of New York as the Super Hero, Luke Cage.
I hope the series is as good as the trailer. I love shows where one man takes on a world of bad guys. I can't wait for this to come out already!


  

Here's the trailer for Iron Fist. Danny Rand fights relentlessly to regain everything he's lost in Marvel's Iron Fist, coming soon to Netflix.



And here's the Defenders teaser. Defenders Teaser!


This one puts all of Marvel's Netflix show characters into one big teamup. If you missed out on the original comic book team up of Power Man and Iron Fist from back in the late 70's then I highly recommend you get this collection of their first teamups.
  
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