Iron Fist is the first Marvel series to be cancelled by Netflix

According to foreign media reports, Netflix and Marvel recently jointly announced that the jointly developed superhero comic adaptation series "Iron Fist" will be cut. In a joint statement, both parties jointly stated: "Marvel's "Iron Fist" will not return to Netflix for the third season."

Iron Fist is the first Netflix Marvel adaptation to be cancelled. The series received poor reviews from both the media and the audience in its 2017 premiere season. The second season of the series was just released on September 7 this year. The quality has improved slightly, but the media reviews are still terrible and the audience reviews are barely passing. According to insiders, the production team and the leading actors of Iron Fist only learned of the cancellation a few hours before the announcement was made.

Netflix currently has four series in cooperation with Marvel Studios: the earliest broadcast "Daredevil" will air its latest season next week; the spin-off "The Punisher" of "Daredevil" was broadcast last year and received a warm response and has been renewed for a second season; "Jessica Jones" was renewed for a third season at the beginning of this year, and the renewal prospects of "Luke Cage" are also optimistic;

Considering that Marvel's parent company Disney is focusing on developing its streaming business, it would prefer Marvel series to return to its own platform rather than letting streaming giants like Netflix monopolize the market. The two seasons of "Iron Fist" may return to Disney's streaming platform for re-broadcast in the future, but it is not yet known whether Marvel will continue to shoot it alone in the future.