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Luke Cage Celebrates His 50th Anniversary of Being a Hero for Hire By Brian Cronin Published Mar 31, 2022 A look back to 50 years ago, when Luke Cage made his comic book debut and the Hero for Hire first opened up shop in the comics.
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Penciller: George Tuska. Cover Artist: John Romita. When his Hero for Hire service falls short, Luke Cage goes looking for an office. While searching, he is attacked by hit men hired by Diamond Back! Luke Cage exacts revenge. If he can bring Diamond Back to the authorities, he may be able to wipe his record clean and live as a fully free man.
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Lucas " Luke " Cage, born Carl Lucas and also known as Power Man, is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by Archie Goodwin, George Tuska, Roy Thomas, and John Romita Sr., the character first appeared in Luke Cage, Hero for Hire #1 (June 1972). [3]
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1. "Out of Hell -- A Hero!" Appearances · Synopsis Writer (s) Archie Goodwin Penciler (s) George Tuska Inker (s) Billy Graham Colorist (s) Uncredited Letterer (s) Skip Kohloff Editor (s) Stan Lee Yeah!
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The first issue of Hero for Hire (the name of Cage's comic) bore the cover date June, 1972. It told the story of a black prisoner in a maximum security institution called Seagate, addressed and referred to only as "Lucas". Wrongly convicted, of course, and, because of his belligerent (but righteous) attitude, the special target of a racist, pig.
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Luke Cage and Iron Fist are iconic and badass Heroes for Hire in Marvel Comics history. The duo have had intense moments, like Iron Fist fighting Sabretooth or Luke Cage trying to kill Doctor Doom over $200.
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Luke Cage: Hero for Hire. Still a wanted man, he adopted the alias "Luke Cage". Now that he had powers, he decided to don a distinctive costume, and start a new career as a "Hero for Hire". He would help anyone who could meet his price. He found an office above Times Square's Gem Theater, which was owned by film student D.W. Griffith's family. Dr.
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Easily his best live-action outing yet, however, came in the form of a guest appearance in the Luke Cage Season 2 episode "The Main Ingredient" -- which serves as the perfect blueprint for a Heroes for Hire series. The banter is hilarious, the climactic action sequence set to the Wu-Tang Clan's "7th Camber, Pt. 2" is excellent and Luke's associate D.W. actually referring to the two as "Power.
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Release date: September 12, 1972 Cover date: December, 1972 Hero for Hire #5 "Don't Mess With Black Mariah!" Release date: October 17, 1972 Cover date: January, 1973 Hero for Hire #6 "Knights and White Satin!" Release date: November 14, 1972 Cover date: February, 1973 Hero for Hire #7
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June 01, 1972 Writer: Archie Goodwin Penciller: George Tuska Cover Artist: John Romita A wrongfully charged inmate in Seagate Prison named Carl Lucas undergoes a scientific experiment. When a racist prison guard tampers with the machine, Lucas develops some supernatural side-effects! Namely, enhanced strength and bulletproof skin!
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in Marvel Masterworks: Luke Cage, Hero for Hire (Marvel, 2015 series) #1 (2015) Sensational Origin Issue! (Table of Contents) Luke Cage / cover / 1 page (report information) Script ? Pencils John Romita Inks John Romita Colors
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Luke Cage wakes to a fight he cannot win. The following day, Cage is hired to investigate the Phantom by someone else who has also been haunted. Can Luke uncover the secret of the Phantom before another night of midnight mischief? More Details Extended credits and info Format: Comic Price: Free FOC Date:
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16 primary works • 30 total works. 16-issue ongoing series, the first Luke Cage solo series, continued in Power Man with issue #17. Published June 1972 - December 1973. Luke Cage series: #001-016 Hero For Hire (1972) #017-066 Power Man (1974) #067-125 Power Man & Iron Fist (1978) #126-145 Cage (1992)