The last step on the way to The Defenders, Marvel’s Iron Fist is a thrilling adventure series that delivers an incredible first season. After being presumed dead when his family’s plane crashed in the Himalayas 15-years ago, Danny Rand returns to New York City to reclaim his birthright, but soon discovers that a criminal origination called the Hand is using his family’s company for some nefarious scheme; and as the Immortal Iron Fist, sworn enemy of the Hand, he dedicates himself to routing them out. Starring Finn Jones, Jessica Henwick, Jessica Stroup, and Tom Pelphrey, the series has a strong cast that delivers good performances. And the fight scenes are exciting and well-choreographed; featuring some impressive martial arts moves. Additionally, there are a couple of crossovers with the other Defenders series; such as guest appearances by Rosario Dawson (who’s a recurring character) and Carrie-Anne Moss. With Season 1 of Iron Fist, Netflix has proven once again that it can take a C-string Marvel comic and turn it into an extraordinarily compelling television series.
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The last step on the way to The Defenders, Marvel’s Iron Fist is a thrilling adventure series that delivers an incredible first season. After being presumed dead when his family’s plane crashed in the Himalayas 15-years ago, Danny Rand returns to New York City to reclaim his birthright, but soon discovers that a criminal origination called the Hand is using his family’s company for some nefarious scheme; and as the Immortal Iron Fist, sworn enemy of the Hand, he dedicates himself to routing them out. Starring Finn Jones, Jessica Henwick, Jessica Stroup, and Tom Pelphrey, the series has a strong cast that delivers good performances. And the fight scenes are exciting and well-choreographed; featuring some impressive martial arts moves. Additionally, there are a couple of crossovers with the other Defenders series; such as guest appearances by Rosario Dawson (who’s a recurring character) and Carrie-Anne Moss. With Season 1 of Iron Fist, Netflix has proven once again that it can take a C-string Marvel comic and turn it into an extraordinarily compelling television series.