If you watch the Marvel movies and television shows—and it's no longer cool to pretend that you don't—you know that there is a whole universe of superheroes out there, from high-flying galactic champions like Iron Man and Thor down to gritty street-level crime fighters like Luke Cage and Daredevil. They're like NFL quarterbacks in many ways: fun to watch and root for, some more effective and exciting than others.
There's Iron Fist, a second-stringer with a magic punch he can only use about once per episode, and whose backstory is a bunch of racially fishy Kung Fu cliches (he's a rich white dude who battles stereotypical ninjas) and whose Netflix series bombed.