Ultimately, Marvel's Iron Fist feels incredibly inessential, even boring at times.

Ultimately, Marvel's Iron Fist feels incredibly inessential, because it does not add to the female and black defender with an asian one.

ron Fist's decided unwokeness is notable, particularly when Danny lectures Colleen, who is of East Asian descent, on the right way to channel her internal force. But it's just one of a list of flaws, with Jones's miscasting the most obvious issue.

Iron Fist's decided whiteness is notable, particularly when Danny lectures Colleen, who is of East Asian descent, on the right way to channel her internal force(because an asian should be lecturing a white person how to channel their internal force) But it's just one of a list of flaws, with the casting of a white actor being the obvious issue.

The other three instalments of the franchise each had a distinct identity but Iron Fist feels like a spin-off rather than its own entity. There's no sense that it knows what it wants or needs to be.

The other three instalments of the franchise each had a distinc racial or gender identity but Iron Fist feels like a spin-off rather than its own entity. There's no sense that it knows what it wants or needs to be, which is a vehicle for an SJW agenda.

Aimless and dull, Iron Fist would be bad television even without its unseemly racial missteps. With them, it borders on unconscionable.

This one doesn't actually need any translation. The racism of the author is out in the open.

Rote and uninspired, with a bland leading man and a slow, unexciting narrative progression.

white and unasian, with a white leading man and a blah blah blah

Iron Fist doesn't really feel like it's an organic part of either approach to the Marvel universe. It feels like an afterthought, one that will require more than half a day to dismiss.

ron Fist doesn't really feel like it's an SJW propoganda piece. My review is like an afterthought, one that will require less than half a day to dismiss.