It would seem that Marvel's Iron Fist isn't quite so immortal after all as Netflix has now cancelled the comic book martial arts series after it recently completed its second season.

The final five minutes of the second season of Marvel’s Iron Fist is possibly the most satisfying moment of television I’ve had this year. And it’s not so much what happens on-screen during those few moments (though I expect some serious comic book geek out reactions just like I had) but more so for what it implies: Marvel listened.

Of the many faults found in the first season of Marvel's Iron Fist, easily the most egregious was how sloppy the fighting was - for a character that is supposed to be one of the best martial artists ever, this was unacceptable. Luckily, by bringing on a brand new stunt coordinator, it appears that Iron Fist season 2 has seriously upped its fighting game.

We have a new full trailer for the upcoming second season of Marvel's Iron Fist, and I'll be damned if this doesn't look way better. Might I even say... good (just don't quote me on that when my early assessment inevitably gets proven wrong) as it focuses on the rivalry between Danny Rand and Davos, the Steel Serpent.

Just a week after we got the first look at the second season of Marvel's Iron Fist, we get a new teaser trailer that appears to back up the reports that the producers actually listened to fan criticism and will be embracing the show's comic book roots more.

After the serious stumble that was the first season of Marvel's Iron Fist, the second season of the upcoming Netflix superhero show has a lot to prove. And things are admittedly looking better in a new trailer debuted at San Diego Comic-Con, where it was also revealed that Alice Eve would be playing a classic Marvel villain.

The final step on the road to Marvel's epic Defenders crossover miniseries is almost here! And now we get this new extended look at Marvel's Iron Fist, showing off the titular heroes badass kung fu skills alongside some other fan favourite characters like Colleen Wing.

Fifteen years after being presumed dead in a plane crash,Danny Rand mysteriously returns to New York determined to reclaim his birthright.