victreeb3l
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I actually dont know anything about Luke Cage so I hope his Netflix show turns out great.
This one is funny to me, because it totally fucks with Marvel Time without really meaning to.
1973? how old is Luke Cage supposed to be here? 65?
Luke Cage is a black man who went to jail for a crime he didn't commit and underwent a Steve Rogers-style experience in order to get out early. Once out, he became a hero for hire; he'll help, but you need to pay up. Like a for-hire version of the Equalizer. Then he cleaned up his community. He doesn't take shit from authority. He doesn't care if you know who he is. He cares about the little guy.
Luke Cage is the ultimate black hero. People may think that's Black Panther, but he's the far-off aspiration. Luke Cage is the guy you could be. A black man who doesn't have to fear the issues of the inner city. And Marvel knew it from the beginning.
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That shitty first costume? Pure promotion, baby.
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Vietnam War? Bro hated that too.
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Doctor Doom? Fuck your couch.
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Tony Stark is a jackboot now? Cage don't care.
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He goes to super jail? No problem, he's got friends.
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And Luke Cage doesn't forget about normal people.
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Or making a change.
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Bro, if you don't love Luke Cage it's because you don't know Luke Cage.
Only Cage run I can't stand.
To avoid the appearance of nepotism as the nephew of Francis Ford Coppola, he changed his name early in his career to Nicolas Cage, inspired in part by the Marvel Comics superhero Luke Cage.
That's because Luke didn't have a paternity test done. That girl's a Skrull.Only thing is Dani Cage changes colors more than Mystique.
Man, I love Cage he more than any other comic character embodies the concept of the blue collar, down-to-earth, family dude who just happens to have super-powers. Watching the character no-sell crazy bullshit, then fuss over his kid and wife is fantastic.
1. Black dont crack
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2. As US police has consistently shown us, 14 and up looks just like 20+.
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Luke's nearing 50
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I'm also willing to bet good money that Danielle Cage will become a teenager before the 616 richards kids.
That cover is awesomeSerious answer: Yes, Luke Cage is great character, and I would've never thought so if a friend didn't introduce me to him in an unorthodox way a while back -- by handing me issues of Luke Cage: Noir, which depicted the character as a hero of 1930's Harlem. It's a great book.
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Real talk, does anyone else find Valeria Richards really creepy? She is suppose to be 3 but she is drawn like she is around Molly Hayes from the Runaway's age. She obviously is a super genius and doesn't act or look like a 3 year old (even though she is suppose to look the part at least), so I just imagine she's been around for 3 years but has a body of a 10 year old or something like some anime character cliche you always hear about.
edot: Back on topic, Luke Cage is the best family man in Marvel. The fact that he can get married and have a kid without it breaking apart or some reality altering fuck up means he had it much better than some other "everyman" characters (coughPeterParkercough)
(The best part comes in a later scene, where Spidey awkwardly tries to apologize to Luke Cage for this scene.)
Luke Cage was kind of a joke until Bendis, since then and with New Avengers he has become a cult classic.
He is a great character, a normal family man that have to sometimes keep the super knuckleheads grounded
Luke Cage is a black man who went to jail for a crime he didn't commit and underwent a Steve Rogers-style experience in order to get out early. Once out, he became a hero for hire; he'll help, but you need to pay up. Like a for-hire version of the Equalizer. Then he cleaned up his community. He doesn't take shit from authority. He doesn't care if you know who he is. He cares about the little guy.
Luke Cage is the ultimate black hero. People may think that's Black Panther, but he's the far-off aspiration. Luke Cage is the guy you could be. A black man who doesn't have to fear the issues of the inner city. And Marvel knew it from the beginning.
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That shitty first costume? Pure promotion, baby.
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Vietnam War? Bro hated that too.
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Doctor Doom? Fuck your couch.
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Tony Stark is a jackboot now? Cage don't care.
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He goes to super jail? No problem, he's got friends.
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And Luke Cage doesn't forget about normal people.
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Or making a change.
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Bro, if you don't love Luke Cage it's because you don't know Luke Cage.
Only Cage run I can't stand.
Excellent, thanks.Spidey was still hanging out with the Avengers after Secret Invasion. Because of One More Day, everyone forgot who he was, so Clint Barton told him to tell them who he was if he wanted to stick around. Wolvie, who was still eating dinner, said it was him, but the others pointed out that Wolvie couldn't sniff out a Skrull.
After some trepidation, Spidey takes off his mask and reveals his ID to the rest of the team. Jessica Jones freaks out because she had a big crush on Peter in high school. Luke is jealous. Wolvie's just enjoying the show.
(The best part comes in a later scene, where Spidey awkwardly tries to apologize to Luke Cage for this scene.)
Spider Man aka Mr.Steal Your Boo
Man, I love Cage he more than any other comic character embodies the concept of the blue collar, down-to-earth, family dude who just happens to have super-powers. Watching the character no-sell crazy bullshit, then fuss over his kid and wife is fantastic.
Luke Cage is a black man who went to jail for a crime he didn't commit and underwent a Steve Rogers-style experience in order to get out early. Once out, he became a hero for hire; he'll help, but you need to pay up. Like a for-hire version of the Equalizer. Then he cleaned up his community. He doesn't take shit from authority. He doesn't care if you know who he is. He cares about the little guy.
Luke Cage is the ultimate black hero. People may think that's Black Panther, but he's the far-off aspiration. Luke Cage is the guy you could be. A black man who doesn't have to fear the issues of the inner city. And Marvel knew it from the beginning.
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That shitty first costume? Pure promotion, baby.
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Vietnam War? Bro hated that too.
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Doctor Doom? Fuck your couch.
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Tony Stark is a jackboot now? Cage don't care.
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He goes to super jail? No problem, he's got friends.
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And Luke Cage doesn't forget about normal people.
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Or making a change.
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Bro, if you don't love Luke Cage it's because you don't know Luke Cage.
Only Cage run I can't stand.
Pretty much this. If you read his comics, you'll see he's actually an interesting character. He's always "trying" to be such an everyman/family man, but it never ends the way he wants and I honestly like his one liners more the Spidey's. Thought him running the Mighty Avengers was a great idea and I thoroughly liked the series (still iffy on the second run after the Falcon became captain america). He also made me realize that several major black men in marvel are dating blond white women (besides himself there is Blade, War Machine, Cloak)which I can't complain about as I'm also a black man dating a blond white woman.
First I've heard of him, but he reminds me of a less 90's version of this:
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they're our kryptonite man, what can you do.
At least I broke the cycleby marrying a brunette
Didn't Luke Cage originate during the Blaxploitation film era, or was influenced by it?
Similar to how Iron Fist was created in part due to the whole Kung Fu movie craze too?
Didn't Luke Cage originate during the Blaxploitation film era, or was influenced by it?
Similar to how Iron Fist was created in part due to the whole Kung Fu movie craze too?
Well, superheroes tend to date other superheroes. 95% of superheroes are white, and when they do pair two non-white characters of the same ethnicity together people bitch about it being contrived. Not many options left!
Luke Cage is a black man who went to jail for a crime he didn't commit and underwent a Steve Rogers-style experience in order to get out early. Once out, he became a hero for hire; he'll help, but you need to pay up. Like a for-hire version of the Equalizer. Then he cleaned up his community. He doesn't take shit from authority. He doesn't care if you know who he is. He cares about the little guy.
Luke Cage is the ultimate black hero. People may think that's Black Panther, but he's the far-off aspiration. Luke Cage is the guy you could be. A black man who doesn't have to fear the issues of the inner city. And Marvel knew it from the beginning.
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That shitty first costume? Pure promotion, baby.
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Vietnam War? Bro hated that too.
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Doctor Doom? Fuck your couch.
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Tony Stark is a jackboot now? Cage don't care.
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He goes to super jail? No problem, he's got friends.
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And Luke Cage doesn't forget about normal people.
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Or making a change.
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Bro, if you don't love Luke Cage it's because you don't know Luke Cage.
Are you white?
Where's my money, honey?
Kepow (RIP) loves him, which is ironic in that he's banned for bigotry.
That look when he goes "IN LOVE?!" kills me every damn time.
Well, superheroes tend to date other superheroes. 95% of superheroes are white, and when they do pair two non-white characters of the same ethnicity together people bitch about it being contrived. Not many options left!
New Avengers was so good.
He was pretty uninteresting until Bendis got a hold of him, so it's understandable. But he's got a strong dynamic with street-level characters. Exactly this:
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Reading it month-to-month, it felt like nothing happened.
Marvel been pushing Luke Cage? i dont see nothing unless its comics which i dont read
Marvel been pushing Luke Cage? i dont see nothing unless its comics which i dont read