Here's Netflix's latest trailer for Iron Fist, featuring Rosario Dawson being hilarious as Claire Temple. "I am the Iron Fist," Danny Rand declares. To which she, along with the rest of us, can only respond: "What the hell does that mean?"

Is it weird that I'm as excited for The LEGO Batman Movie as I am for Wonder Woman? That's not weird, right?

Sure, The LEGO Movie was great, but let's face it. Part of what made it great was that it was really set-up for the movie we really want. That's right, The LEGO Batman Movie. Honestly, every time I see a new print ad or trailer for it, I want to see it even more. Here's another one. Try not to be charmed.

After a much-lauded first season, it's not surprising that Netflix's Luke Cage series would get a second order, but it's still a lovely holiday gift.

Representative Dan Pearson states, "That's how it's got to go. Donna says, 'Your voice is my voice. My voice is your voice. And together our voice is powerful.'"

All of a sudden, I care about DC characters again, what with yesterday's absolutely excellent debut of the official full-length Wonder Woman trailer, and today's new trailer for the LEGO Batman movie, introducing us to Rosario Dawson's version of Batgirl. YESSSS.

We here at The Mary Sue have decided to put together a primer of sorts, a short video to help get you acquainted with the faces and personalities you'll soon be seeing on Luke Cage.

To keep us and our excitement curbed just a little bit, Netflix has released a fantastic new trailer for Luke Cage, premiering September 30th.

I know. You're already chomping at the bit for the arrival of Marvel's Luke Cage on Netflix September 30th. Almost as if to torture us all, Netflix released this featurette today that will leave you even more excited for this show. As if that were possible.

With the introduction of Bryan Fuller as the showrunner for CBS' Star Trek television show, chances are quite high that he could be bringing Angela Bassett on as the newest captain of Starfleet.

The lack of Luke Cage episodes in my life seems like some sort of administrative oversight, and until it gets corrected, I will console myself by looking at these photos from the set.

Ralph Fiennes was just cast as Bruce Wayne's steadfast and loyal guardian and butler, Alfred, for the upcoming LEGO Batman movie spin-off.

The cinematic follow-up to The LEGO Movie, which is called LEGO Batman and will feature Will Arnett's reprisal of his comedic turn as the caped crusader, just cast Rosario Dawson as its LEGO Batgirl.

There's a movie adaptation of the Ratchet & Clank game series in the works, and this trailer for it looks picture-perfect when taken in comparison with the source material; the games' style lends itself well to this form of animation, given that the games already look like animated movies as it is.

Rosario Dawson's stand-out performance as Claire Temple on Daredevil will continue in the Jessica Jones and Luke Cage TV adaptations, which makes sense, given that the Claire Temple of the comics is also buddy-buddy with those characters. Why re-cast that character when Dawson's already nailing it?

We love Rosario Dawson's turn as Claire Temple on Netflix's Daredevil! Now, we have word that Dawson will be appearing in Daredevil Season 2. But the good news doesn't stop there!

What film stars Rosario Dawson, Lucy Liu, Ginnifer Goodwin, Mae Whitman, The Walking Dead's Danai Gurira, and Agents of SHIELD's Chloe Bennet? Disney's Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast, out today, and The Mary Sue has some awesome exclusive art for you to take a gander at!