The first “Iron Fist” full-length trailer was released Saturday at the show’s New York Comic Con panel, offering fans their first glimpse of the latest small screen hero in action.
The series follows billionaire Danny Rand (Finn Jones), who returns to New York City after being missing for years. He tries to reconnect with his past and his family legacy, but ends up fighting against the criminal element corrupting New York City with his kung-fu mastery, which allows him to channel his inner chi energy into devastating blows.
Jessica Henwick, David Wenham, Jessica Stroup, and Lewis Tan will also star in the series. Rosario Dawson will also reprise her role as Claire Temple from the other three Marvel shows.
The series follows the premieres of “Daredevil,” “Jessica Jones,” and most recently “Luke Cage.” After “Iron Fist,” all four heroes will join forces for “The Defenders” miniseries crossover, which is expected to air in late 2017.
In addition, Jon Bernthal will reprise his role as Frank Castle, a.k.a The Punisher, from “Daredevil” Season 2 in a standalone series which has yet to set a premiere date, but Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb confirmed at the “Iron Fist” panel that production has begun.
All 13 one-hour episodes of “Iron Fist” will premiere on March 17.
Every Marvel Post-Credits Scene Leading Up to 'Thor: Ragnarok' (Videos)
"Iron Man" -- Tony Stark meets Nick Fury for the first time.
"Iron Man 2" -- Agent Coulson finds Thor's hammer.
"The Incredible Hulk" -- General Ross meets Nick Fury, who tells him they're looking to put together a team of superheroes.
"Captain America: The First Avenger" -- A twofer, with a brief scene of Cap learning to cope with life in the present day, followed by a short trailer for "The Avengers."
"Thor" -- In a lead-in to "The Avengers," Nick Fury and Dr. Selvig discuss the Tesseract -- and we see that Loki already has some influence on Selvig.
"The Avengers" -- We get a brief look at Thanos, the big bad villain of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, who is revealed to have orchestrated the film's events.
"The Avengers" -- The "Shawarma scene." 'Nuff said.
"Iron Man 3" -- We finally discover who Tony Stark was narrating the movie to... and it's Bruce Banner aka the Incredible Hulk, who had been sleeping through the whole story.
"Thor: The Dark World" -- The first of two post-credits scenes for this movie teases "Guardians of the Galaxy," paying a visit to The Collector.
"Thor: The Dark World" -- In the second, more fun scene, we see Thor come down to Earth to make out with Jane, before cutting to a shot of a lizard monster running around a parking lot.
"Captain America: The Winter Soldier" -- This mid-credits scene introduces us to the evil Baron Wolfgang von Strucker, who posses Loki's staff, as well as the Maximoff Twins, who will play a big role in "Age of Ultron" and beyond.
"Captain America: The Winter Soldier" -- The Winter Soldier aka Bucky Barnes visits the Captain America exhibit at the Smithsonian.
"Guardians of the Galaxy" -- The Collector sits in the ruins of his, ah, collection, and we see Howard the Duck hanging out having a drink.
"Avengers: Age of Ultron" -- We get a look at the Infinity Gauntlet, which Thanos hopes to use, with all the Infinity Gems, to rule to universe.
"Ant-Man" -- In this mid-credits scene, we see Hank Pym showing off the Wasp suit to his daughter Janet, who will take on that role in the next "Ant-Man" movie.
"Ant-Man" -- In addition to the mid-credits Wasp scene, "Ant-Man" also had this post-credits scene in which Captain America and Falcon discuss what to do with Bucky Barnes, the Winter Soldier.
"Captain America: Civil War" -- The mid-credits scene deals with some of the fallout from Cap and Bucky's fight with Iron Man in Siberia. The two best friends have traveled to Wakanda, where Bucky is having himself re-frozen, under the care of Black Panther, as
Wakandan scientists work to find a cure for Bucky's indoctrination.
"Captain America: Civil War" -- After the credits the tone got a bit lighter, as we see Peter Parker back at home in Queens nursing a black eye, which he tells Aunt May came courtesy of "Steve from Brooklyn." Then, when he's alone in his room, he tests out a new piece of tech given to him by Tony Stark.
"Doctor Strange" -- In the mid-credits scene Doctor Strange has a nice chat with Thor about how...problematic it is that Loki is running around the various realms, and offers to help them on their mission to find their father, Odin. Seemingly this is teases Doctor Strange's involvement this "Thor: Ragnarok," out in November 2017.
"Doctor Strange" -- At the end of the credits, we see Mordo as he begins his turn to evil. No longer a faithful servant of the Sorcerer Supreme, ole Mordo is taking on a new life quest: taking down anyone who uses the power of sorcery.
"Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" -- This one has a whopping five extra scenes, most of them just for the lulz, so we'll just lump these together into one slide. The big one here is the third scene, where we see Ayesha of the Sovereign is using a birthing pod to create Adam Warlock, who will no doubt be an important figure in future MCU movies.
"Spider-Man: Homecoming" -- In the mid-credits scene we meet a character who will no doubt be a villain in a future "Spider-Man" movie: Mac Gorgan, aka the Scorpion, who runs into the Vulture in prison and describes all sorts of terrible things he wants to do to Spider-Man.
"Spider-Man: Homecoming" -- The scene after the credits brings us one more Captain America educational video, this one about the virtues of being patient even when waiting patiently doesn't end up being rewarded with anything meaningful. A clear gag about post-credits scenes.
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The post-credits stinger is a staple of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Let’s look back at the treats we’ve been given for sitting through the credits over the years
"Iron Man" -- Tony Stark meets Nick Fury for the first time.
