Luke Cage, Hero for Hire: Difference between revisions

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* [[Determinator]]: Never mind the fact he'll keep fighting, he just would ''not'' stop giving money to a coffee machine that kept screwing up his orders. Ever.

** It's also worth noting that you should never... ever... ever try to run out on a debt to Luke. As referenced under the [[Badass]] entry: Dr. Doom tried and it resulted in Luke bum rushing the Baxter Building to 'borrow' a Fantasticar (clobbering the Thing in the process), flying himself all the way to Latveria and beating Doom like a rented mule. All over a matter of $200. ''"Where's my money, Honey?"'' has on occasion been referred to as the four scariest words in the Marvel Universe.

* [[Disney Villain Death]]: Many issues of Luke Cage: Hero For Hire and Luke Cage: Power Man ended with the villains falling from great heights. Mr. Fish, Steeplejack, and Lionmane all met their end this way. It *almost* happened to Gideon Mace too.

* [[Disney Villain Death]]: Many issues of ''Luke Cage: Hero For Hire'' and ''Luke Cage: Power Man'' ended with the villains falling from great heights. Mr. Fish, Steeplejack, and Lionmane all met their end this way. It *almost* happened to Gideon Mace too.

* [[Gosh Dang It to Heck]]: Cage used his catchphrase "~~sweet~~ Christmas!" in place of profanity because his grandmother didn't like him swearing, and by his account, she was way meaner and tougher than any of the villains he fought.

* [[Gosh Dang It to Heck]]: Cage used his catchphrase "Sweet Christmas!" in place of profanity because his grandmother didn't like him swearing, and by his account, she was way meaner and tougher than any of the villains he fought.

** Subverted these days...