Danny Rand Archives

The final story by Jason Loo and Whilce Portacio, sees Danny Rand celebrate his 34th birthday Something notable for any Iron Fist, as 33 is their equivalent of the 27 Club. It turns out Ch'i-Lin missed a year because of the pandemic or something He is now back to catch up with what he missed last[...]

But it was a shame that it kind of, just when we were out of the gate… ready to kind of go running, we were just yanked." Jones Would Definitely Want Another Shot at Danny Rand: "I'd love another chance I care about Danny Rand deeply… I believe in that character… I think there's a lot of[...]

Back in January, Bleeding Cool ran some informed speculation that the new Iron Fist series, Heart Of The Dragon would see a new holder of the power of the dragon chi take over from Danny Rand And that at the end of the series, the Marvel Universe would have a new Iron Fist. Does this mean[...]

Simone Missick talks about whether or not we'll ever end up seeing Misty Knight and Danny Rand as a couple on Marvel's Iron Fist.

When Davos claims "The Iron Fist" for himself, Danny's going to need a little butt-kicking assistance from his friends — and that means the Daughters of the Dragon: Colleen and Misty (Simone Missick): https://youtu.be/kvvWB0GwCekVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Marvel's Iron Fist: Season 2 | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix (https://youtu.be/kvvWB0GwCek) Iron Fist Season 2[...]

Colleen Wing and Danny Rand are new; Danny has a translucent Iron Fist hand, and Colleen is looking bad@$$ with her jumpsuit and sword. Overall, for the $120 if you are not a fan of the show, I can understand passing on this I can also understand if you get it opening it But this time,[...]

Little else has been revealed about the series, and with Marvel's Luke Cage season 2 set to release on June 22nd and both Marvel's Daredevil season 3 and Marvel's The Punisher season 2 in production, we're not sure when the series will air. Danny Rand (Finn Jones) was last seen in Defenders, sitting on a rooftop[...]

Damnation dragged the final few issues into an underwhelming arc that stretches for meaning and relevance to Danny Rand That said, this final issue was certainly fun regardless, and Ed Brisson, Damian Couceiro, and Andy Troy do a good job of making this an issue worth reading Check it out. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Iron Fist[...]

If he can win them all, then he will be allowed to walk once more among the living. D'Kay is running the tournament on behalf of Mephisto, but he wants Danny Rand, the current Iron Fist, and Fat Cobra to join the fight as well D'Kay is willing to make any ploy necessary to get the[...]

I can still tentatively recommend it to anyone following the series or generally a fan of Danny Rand However, it's not a must-buy. [rwp-review-ratings id="0"] [rwp-review-form id="0"] [rwp-review-recap id="0"] Iron Fist is reliving the most painful moments of his life He witnesses the death of his parents, his sister, and the moment when he spared Harold Meachum[...]

In Defenders #10, the finale to the Defenders series, the Hood makes a play for the role of Kingpin of Crime. It's up for the Defenders, now local heroes, to stop him. Is it a good ending?

Iron Fist, the Sparrow, and Sabretooth are all that stands between Choshin and K'un-Lun. Choshin's forces are strong. Can our heroes overcome them? Is it a good read?

Iron Fist and Sabretooth have reached the mystical city of K'un-Lun. Choshin and his legions have already sacced much of the city and now faces down the Sparrow, the new Yu-Ti. Is it a good read?

Hopefully Ed Brisson can give a fresh spin on that angle, because it's become a little tired in the annals of Danny Rand lore. Iron Fist #75 art by Mike Perkins and Andy Troy Mike Perkins's artwork continues to be thoroughly gorgeous, expressive, and high energy This guy is easily one of the best artists Marvel has on[...]

Iron Fist and Sabretooth are investigating the appearance of a new Constrictor as Choshin continues his infiltration into New York City. Is it a good read?

The former Game of Thrones star is already in the gym training for Season 2 of his Netflix series where he plays Danny Rand, the Immortal Iron Fist. In the first season of Iron Fist, Danny returns to New York after having become the protector of K'un L'un You'd think the job would involved being at[...]

Where the other issues of this series have been faster-paced and action-oriented, this issue of Iron Fist is a bit slower for the most part, allowing for more insight into where Danny Rand's mind is at during this point in time. We also get some morbid humor with Shao Lao the Undying and his…lunch. The highly-advertised and[...]

Shang is an even more skilled martial artist than Danny Rand himself, and this puts the Iron Fist in great danger of being killed by one of his oldest allies. Danny must stop his friend from killing him and bring down the Seer if he hopes to survive the night That's not even mentioning the dozens[...]

He informs Iron Fist that they are the Sight, brainwashed followers of one known as the Seer, and someone has placed a bounty on the head of Danny Rand The two join forces in the hopes of freeing the Sight and defeating the Seer himself. This is another action-packed kung-fu-fighting issue of Ed Brisson and Mike[...]

Check out Ed Brisson and Mike Perkins’ Iron Fist comic right now. The fighting is incredible, the art is damn near perfect, and the story is interesting.

Currently that is Danny Rand There are six other cities, each with their own immortal weapon We also meet the previous Iron Fist, Orson Randall, who accidentally killed the immortal weapon of K'un Zi Now K'un Zi wants revenge and is using Davos the Steel Serpent to get it along with Hydra After Orson is[...]

Danny Rand must defeat all of these foes if he is to survive his stay on this island. Iron Fist #4 is so very good As stated above, it is a master of using the tropes of old martial arts movies to lay out its plot and details However, it still feels original enough to have[...]

Finn Jones, Jessica Hewick, Tom Pelphrey, Jessica Stroup, Rosario Dawson, Wai Ching Ho, Sacha Dhawan and executive producer Jeph Loeb were all interviewed. One of the important things said in the interview is by Wai Ching Ho who says that Madam Gao and Danny Rand are connected because they both come from K'un L'un, not something[...]

But then unfortunately once the show started, the filming schedule was just so tight – I was working 14 hours every day, six days a week, days into nights, nights into days – and actually my schedule didn't allow me to continue the training as much as I really hoped. I'm not sure about you, but[...]

Going into the series there was a lot of pressure on Marvel to find an Asian-American to play the lead of Danny Rand There were many articles pointing out how the origin of the character was basically the cliche and racist 'White Savior' trope that was popular in the 1970's Marvel decided to keep the[...]

Spoiler-ish article if you haven't seen Marvel's Iron Fist. . . . . When Danny Rand goes to Bakuto's office so the sensi can explain how he knows so much about the Iron Fist, he shows Danny black and white footage of another Iron Fist in action They don't come out and say who this Iron Fist was, but there[...]

The first four episodes introduced us to Danny Rand (Finn Jones), his childhood friends Joy Meachum (Jessica Stroup) and Ward Meachum (Tom Pelphrey) and Colleen Wing (Jessica Henwick) It focus on Danny's return to the world and his relationships Jones plays Danny as naive and charming An outsider trying to find his way back in[...]

I like that irony. We still don't know why Danny Rand (Finn Jones) has left K'un L'un and in truth, neither does Danny But he is filled with anger and pain over his parents death even after fifteen years There are moments when he seems to be fighting himself as much as anyone else He is[...]

The series opens with the scene we've seen in the trailers of Danny Rand (Finn Jones) walking barefoot in New York and heading to his family business Except he has been presumed dead for 15 years and his former childhood friends Ward Meachum (Tom Pelphrey) and Joy Meachum (Jessica Stroup) don't believe its him, as[...]

Asked whether he will wear Danny Rand's classic costume from the comic books, Jones avoids giving an answer: I mean, who says there's going to be a costume? I mean, this is a modern… I can't say any more Marvel's gonna kill me There may be a costume, there may not be. The noncommittal statement sparked headlines[...]