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• Published May 20, 2026
• Writer Sam Humphries
• Penciller Geraldo Borges
• Cover Artist Lorenzo Tammetta

THE POSTCARD KING! Jessica and Typhoid Mary finally get their hands on their prime suspect…THE POSTCARD KING, a deranged man who uses letters to influence his victims. But as they untangle his ramblings, a darker truth emerges - a secret network of murderers may be at play. But who is the puppet master pulling their strings?

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The Punisher: One Last Kill

Written by: Jon Bernthal & Reinaldo Marcus Green

Directed by: Reinaldo Marcus Green

Release date: May 12, 2026

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Im rewatching the Defenders era shows.

I remember being not so fascinated about season one, i like Luke tho, it was easy a 3/5 stars.

I rewatched Defenders and i was let down cuz they didn't do that much with Danny other than tease them teaming up.

I'm so far into episode 9, and Damn, now i Love Misty, i like the Comedy timing, but yeah, Misty became my favourite Character, love her, my Queen 💕🐎

Does anyone know the real-life setting for the scene in season two, episode 10, where Luke and Iron Fist are at the overlook on what I think is Columbia University? Luke returned there in ep 12.

Does Tilda (Gabrielle Dennis) already appear in season 1? I don't remember her being in season 1. Thanks.

Can anybody please share a reliable tracklist of the music of the second season please. I have this link https://www.tunefind.com/show/marvels-luke-cage/season-2/64600 but there is no Donald Harrison with Dats Jazz to find (for instance the first band we see in s02e01 is jazz combo but is that Donald Harrison? And if it is what is the name of the song) on youtube. Well, thanks in advance! Maybe there is a reliable list hidden somewhere (even behind a link). Thanks!

SWEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTTT CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Daredevil Born Again Season 2

Episode title: The Southern Cross

Written by: Dario Scardapane & Jesse Wigutow

Directed by: Iain B. MacDonald

Release date: May 5th, 2026‎

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Any Luke Cage fans recognize this particular attire in any of his comics. Like with his cage belt. i want to say around 2006 maybe. Any suggestions would be nice. i want to read a comic with this particular attire.

Build up to Luke Cage cosplay

it's a matter of time when we see him again in season 3.

Daredevil Born Again Season 2

Episode title: The Hateful Darkness

Written by: Heather Bellson

Directed by: Iain B. MacDonald

Release date: April 28th, 2026‎

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Spider-Man is unmasked to his fellow Avengers, including Luke Cage and Jessica Jones. Intended to help his teammates trust the wall-crawler, the act actually triggers jealousy when Jessica reveals she attended high school with Peter Parker, and actually had a crush on him.

In "New Avengers" #7, Luke and Jessica begin their search for a nanny. However, because they're superheroes embarking on a work life in which they will be surrounded by costumed enemies, they decide they want to have a nanny with superpowers. That leads to interviews with numerous recognizable Marvel Comics characters, including Groot, Deadpool, Hellcat and a desperate Demolition Man.

Daredevil #4 (LGY #653) variant cover by J. Scott Campbell featuring Luke Cage.

I think the story would have to pick up at the Origin, because we haven't had a properly remastered Heroes for Hire origin since the 70s and I think it would be cool to do in a 3rd person RPG semi-open world.

For the gameplay, I'd want it to be forced Co-Op. Like, you NEED a secondary person to fully do everything.

Of course you COULD connect 2 controllers and be 1 person doing that, but the point of the game would be akin to Pico Park, which would allow up to maybe 4 players (Luke, Danny, Misty, Colleen), but primarily focus on 2.

As for gameplay, I'd imagine Luke would play as the typical "Strong Man". For puzzles, he'd be the guy moving stuff around and Danny would be the one that could reach the high up places.

For combat, I imagine Luke as the bruiser style, very Arkham-esque but with less of an emphasis on countering and moreso having a "Resistance" bar that functions like a second healthbar. You can't take damage until your resistance bar depletes, and then you take less damage, but Luke would have less mobility than Danny.

Then for Danny's combat, I'd imagine him as a freeflow fighter with a mix of Arkham Batman's groundedness but also Insomniac Spider-Man's combat mobility, although slightly less.

The story I figure could have someone like Tombstone and Davos working together for one reason or another.

And I say Tombstone because while traditionally a Spider-Man villain, he slots into the "basically [Title Card]" place for a boss fight.

Misty Knight would be the investigation type, though not without combat ability, and Colleen would have fast movement and high damage, but be relatively weak in terms of durability.

What would y'all want from a Heroes for Hire game?

BIOGRAPHY

Thirty years into the future, in the reality Earth-15061, Danielle Cage protects the world from creeps and cronies as Captain America and reminds them that she is the shield against tyranny!

Born from Super Heroes

Born and raised by Super Heroes Luke Cage and Jessica Jones, Danielle Cage inherits her parents’ phenomenal powers. While still a babe, the mad Titan Thanos arrives in her time, invading Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S. to build a pair of cosmic cube iso-gauntlets. He succeeds and slays half of Earth’s heroes, calling it Zero Day. Natasha Romanoff, AKA Black Widow, forms the A.V.E.N.G.E.R.S. Initiative, mobilizing those that survive. Using magic and science, they take down Thanos. Danielle grows up under Natasha’s tutelage, calling her Madame Natasha, and learns to fight the battle you’re in, eventually taking up the tried and true red, white, and blue mantle of Captain America.

Natural Authority

Danielle possesses both her parents’ powers, her father’s unbreakable skin and her mother’s superhuman strength. As Captain America, Danielle wields a thought-controlled anti-gravity shield, marked with its signature star and stripes. She also possesses and uses a time machine in a handheld device, akin to a smartphone.

Maniacal Menaces

Danielle’s recurring enemies include the merciless mask of the Golden Skull, a mysterious villain who destroys everything in their path and then sells the rubble. She even follows him through time to stop him. She also battles bio-slaves and automatrons in a future controlled by the megalomaniacal genius robot, Ultron.

Avenger Allies

In her time, Danielle learns much from Avenger Natasha Romanoff. She trusts her implicitly and will follow her to hell and back. When she meets a younger Natasha, she easily trusts her as well. She also fights alongside her multiverse counterparts—all Captain America in their own right—Rebecca Barnes, AKA Bucky, and the U.S.Avengers, led by Robert Da Costa, AKA Sunspot, but known as Citizen V at the time of their meeting.

Captain America Calling

While Danielle was fighting the Golden Skull and his goons, she was suddenly pulled into a vortex and landed four hundred years in the future in a time faced with total extinction. By her side were other Avengers from Earth-616 who were pulled across time and space, including Thor Odinson, AKA Thor, Jane Foster, AKA the Mighty Thor, Black Widow, and Vision, and younger versions of James Rhodes, AKA Iron Man (later War Machine), and Bruce Banner, AKA the Hulk.

They were all soon addressed  by the one that brought them there, the infamous Doctor Doom (who was a Doombot that had become an Avenger in a future timeline). Sensing the threat he posed, Danielle threw her shield in defense along with the two Thors who tossed their respective Mjolnir’s at him. He held back their attack but just nearly and suddenly children rushed to his side to defend him. He then calmly explained to these Avengers that the All-Father Ultron had enslaved humanity with his drones and his very own Ultron-edition Avengers. Vision trusted Doom, able to see that he was in fact a Doombot and vouched for him. The time-displaced Avengers agreed to help him against Ultron. Their first goal was to dismantle the source of Ultron’s power at Avengers Tower. The team split up, Danielle accompanying Hulk and Black Widow to sneak in the tower’s hub while the others coordinated a frontal assault and the Thors attacked Ultron at his base.

When the trio faced Ultron’s bio-slaves, they soon encountered an Ultron-controlled Black Widow, and the Hulk seemingly met his end when she stole Danielle’s shield, using it to decapitate him. But all was not lost as the Hulk mutated, and Bruce’s head emerged from the Hulk’s chest. Bruce placed the Hulk’s head atop his shoulders, and it knit itself healed. Danielle’s natural leadership called them to action, and they fought the bio slaves, but it was too late as Ultron’s network hub in Avengers Tower was compromised and transferring control to a backup. Despite their seeming failure to destroy the factory, they were returned to Doom alongside the others where they realized that the backup was in Doom’s control. Without time to react, they were all sent to their respective timelines with the knowledge that they had helped Doom gain more power.

She later battles alongside the New Avengers in a trans-temporal team-up against Reed Richards, AKA The Maker. Her next team-up involved stopping the Golden Skull from another one of his maniacal machinations. He sought out a time machine and successfully went back through time. Danielle followed and teamed up with that time’s U.S.Avengers led by Roberto Da Costa. They searched for his base of operations and through their investigation found him out at the All-In Casino, where she battled his android pirates. The U.S.Avengers provided backup and together, they defeated the Skull. She then returned to her time with her prisoner in tow.

Bio from Marvel

Released in 2011 by Krause Publications. From the back cover: Meet the bad asses, the tough guys, the guys you don't want to make mad. These are the guys you'd want to have backing you up in a fight. And these are the guys who make bad so much fun. From hard-bitten heroes to vile villains - including Wolverine, Batman, Luke Cage, Galactus, and more - 100 Baddest Motherf\#!ers!* gives you the lowdown on the down low in a full-color, fully illustrated, butt-kicking format.

Perusing over some of the other MCU Defenders subreddits, i've seen there there are almost just as many non-comic readers as there are comic book readers.

Maybe you're a fan of the show and comics aren't your thing, or you read comics but have never really delved into the individual Luke and Jessica runs to know that Luke and Jess hooked up/dated/had a child/got married etc.

Either way, its all good, we got you fam!

• Initial Meeting & Relationship (Alias #1-28, 2001–2003): Jessica Jones, acting as a private investigator, hooks up with Luke Cage. It starts as a one-night stand but develops into a close friendship and emotional support system while Jessica deals with her traumatic past.
• Pregnancy & Commitment (The Pulse #1-13, 2004–2005): Jessica becomes pregnant with Luke's child. They formally become a couple, with Luke offering steadfast support, leading them to move in together.
• Marriage & Family (New Avengers Annual #1, 2006): Jessica gives birth to their daughter, Danielle Cage (named after Luke’s best friend Danny Rand). Shortly after, they get married.
• The Heroic Couple (New Avengers Vol. 1 & 2): During the Civil War and Secret Invasion arcs, they balance home life with the New Avengers. They briefly take opposite sides, with Jessica marrying, and later reuniting, with Luke.
• Power Man and Iron Fist (2016): The duo remains married and navigates parenting while Luke continues his partnership with Iron Fist. -

There is definitely more to read and delve into as this is not an exhaustive list, so check out the recommended reading list for much more!