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Luke Cage is by far the most balanced and well executed of the Marvel/Netflix series to date. As much as I enjoyed the faithful recreation of Matt Murdock and the unique themes of Jessica Jones, Luke Cage delivers on all fronts. It works to present a superhero that many audiences may not be knowledgeable of and injects him into a contemporary setting reeling from the real life politics of race in America. Luke Cage faces these issues head on and makes this bulletproof black man a symbol for an entire cultural group that has otherwise been without a relatable hero. But, the series manages to present this in a way that is inviting for viewers of any race or creed and that is proof enough that Luke Cage is worthwhile viewing. Plus, I am astounded that we got a superhero property from Marvel that didn't kill of the villain or end things on a happy note. That in and of itself is worthy of a stellar review.

[S1E13] You Know My Steez

The Falcon And The Winter Soldier is a grounded and gritty glimpse into Sam Wilson's journey to becoming Captain America. The series' final twist left a lot to be desired, however, as the finale revealed that the disillusioned S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Sharon Carter was really the mysterious underworld boss known as "The Power Broker."

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