There have been too many superhero movies and shows, including those from Marvel. However, there are always more superheroes for some of us, as we need them in real life. We like to be wrapped around the eternal fight between good and evil and the superheroes' extraordinary powers. This might be because we all nourish the child inside us once obsessed with comic books or simply like this type of TV shows and movies. Nevertheless, let's check the best Marvel TV shows, according to us. 

10. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier teamed up to resolve some issues, work together and get along. After the death of Captain America, the world has decided that his successor must be proclaimed. However, Falcon and the Winter Soldier have something to say regarding that.

Along with finding a worthy replacement to fill the shoes of Captain America, they fight the villain or, in this case, the angsty teenager who kills for no apparent reason. The fans rated the show poorly, saying it's too political and messy. Thus, this is probably the reason why it had only one season.  

9. Loki

The villain we must love! After the events in "Avengers: Endgame," an alternate version of Loki was created in a new timeline. The plot revolves around Loki's attempts to destroy timekeepers and find the love of his life - a female version of himself.

Tom Hiddleston portrays the role of Loki like in movies, while Owen Willson is an excellent addition as Mobius. We must admit that we didn't adore "Loki" at first glimpse, but it has a lot of incredible scenes. The first season has six episodes, and it was released in 2021. 

8. Iron Fist

The story revolves around a billionaire, Danny Rand (Finn Jones), returning to New York City after missing for fifteen years. Hence, he's trying to reconnect with his past and fulfill his destiny. Along with his incredible kung-fu skills, he holds a mystical force, the famous Iron Fist. In the absence of Matt Murdock/Daredevil, he defends the metropolis from the criminals. 

On his journey, he is assisted by Colleen Wing, owner of Chikara Dojo and a martial artist. Unfortunately, "Iron Fist" was canceled after just two seasons. Although it had discouraging reviews, it gained a remarkable fan base and survived for longer than some great shows.

7. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

After the battle of New York, everything changed. Therefore, to protect the world from new enemies, Phil Coulson forms S.H.I.E.L.D., a worldwide law-enforcement organization. The group employs an elite team of agents investigating strange occurrences around the globe and beyond.

Despite this, the threats against the world become more bizarre and dangerous with the rise of new supervillains. Consequently, the new superheroes must save the day, as each has incredible skills. The series was canceled after seven seasons. 

6. WandaVision

Vision and Wanda Maximoff, two super-powered beings living their ideal residential lives, begin to suspect that the whole shebang is not as it seems… After Wanda has a mental breakdown in Avengers, Vision dies, and she creates an alternate reality in which he and their twins live in a suburban town.

Hence, Wanda and Vision are happy and surrounded by cheerful residents, much like in the old sitcoms. However, they start to suspect that something is way off. "WandaVision" had only one season (as planned), giving Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany leading roles. It seems like everyone loves it!

5. The Defenders

An extraordinary group of individuals with special powers teams up to defend New York City. Jessica Jones, Daredevil, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist get together to fight the common enemy – the Hand. These solitary heroes always act independently except when the mutual cause is more significant than their personal tasks.

These four superheroes come across each other in other series. Still, the Defenders are all about working together, as the enemy is too powerful. It's exciting to watch these particular solitary heroes work together. Sadly, the "Defenders" had only a single season. 

4. The Punisher

Frank Castle, AKA the Punisher, has PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder), seeking revenge after losing his family. He's tormented by the great family tragedy and stops at nothing to punish those responsible. Hence, he's the most loved anti-hero. Although, when watching his cruel ways of executing criminals, we may wonder if the Punisher is good or evil?

Although he uses some harsh methods, in the end, he's just a good guy who suffered so much injustice in his life. Until now, we only got two seasons. Although it has been canceled, we hope there will be a third one, as Jon Bernthal's performance is excellent.  

3. Luke Cage

The plot takes us to Harlem, where Carl Lucas, a former convict, tries to live an everyday life under the name of Luke Cage. Luke has become a fugitive after participating in an experiment gone wrong, leaving him with unbreakable skin and super strength. Along the way, he fights crime in his neighborhood, soon becoming one of the most beloved heroes in Harlem. This character appears in "Jessica Jones and Defenders."

The central role was portrayed by Mike Colter, who gained 30 pounds of muscle for the role. Although the series had only two seasons, it might be renewed.

2. Daredevil

Matt Murdock is a blind lawyer who leads a double life as the superhero Daredevil. This vigilante doesn't have a superpower but only incredible senses. He lost his eyesight at a young age, which allowed him to see the world uniquely and powerfully. Thus, by day Matt is a lawyer, becoming Daredevil at night and fighting crime.

Therefore, he strives to make his neighborhood Hell's Kitchen safer. As a lawyer, he has loyal friends, and as a vigilante, he fights crime independently. While the original "Daredevil" movie was a flop, this is one of the best Marvel TV shows on Netflix with excellent scenography.

1. Jessica Jones

In the end, we have a disturbed, badass woman with a short superhero career - Jessica Jones. Suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome, Jessica settles in Hell's Kitchen. Then, she opens up a detective agency dealing with people with unique abilities. However, she's an alcoholic with super strength struggling to get through each day. Yet, she's always on the good side. 

Krysten Ritter did a great job portraying Jessica as a sarcastic, rough-on- edges person who is sometimes totally despicable. Yet, at all of her self-absorbance, deep down, she is a caring and good person.

The eternal struggle between good and evil will always have an audience. Moreover, Marvel's superheroes are unique and special, often bordering between heroes and anti-heroes and constantly tormented by a personal tragedy. Once you hook up with these vigilantes, you'll be addicted for life! If you still need to find your favorite superhero in our top ten list, now is the time to start looking!

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