Doctor Strange, Hulk, Silver Surfer, and Namor were among the initial Defenders team members. In 1971, they made their initial appearance in Marvel Feature #1. 1)
The Defenders, like the Avengers and X-Men, are a supergroup of Marvel's superheroes.2)
All of the original members banded together to combat the alien techno-wizard Yandroth, and they remained as a unit after that. 3)
Despite continuous members Hulk and Doctor Strange, the Defenders comic line was revamped with new characters after 1972. Luke Cage, Valkyrie, Nighthawk, and Gargoyle were among the newcomers. 4)
In 1973, Valkyrie was introduced as a new member in issue #4. According to Steve Englehart, she will give the supergroup some texture. 5)
Jessica Jones is a significant part of the squad in Netflix's The Defenders. In the comics, however, she was not a member of the squad at all. 6)
The original series was renamed The New Defenders with issue #125. This new plot had evolved in a very different way. In reaction to an extraterrestrial prophesy stating that the team's key members will be responsible for the world's destruction. As a result, the team's founding members (Doctor Strange, Silver Surfer, Hulk, and Namor) are forced to quit. 7)
This New Defenders series enhances sales, but it was dropped after a few issues to create way in Marvel's production for the New Universe line. 8)
Marvel renamed the concept Secret Defenders in 1993. Doctor Strange founded and headed this new squad, in which he recruited many superheroes for various missions. 9)
Marvel's The Defenders, a live-action superhero series, premiered on Netflix on August 18, 2017. The team adapted street-level and grounded superheroes based on the comic book. Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist, and Luke Cage are the team's original members. 10)
Danny Rand, called the Immortal Iron Fist, is the only member of the organization who possesses mystical capabilities. Rand can use his mystical chi energies to increase his physical and superhuman skills. 11)
In the Netflix series, the Defenders face battle against Alexandra Reid, a villain who does not appear in the Marvel Universe and was developed exclusively for the show. 12)
In June, comic writer Brian Michael Bendis and illustrator David Marquez issued Defenders #1, which featured the same cast as in the show. 13)
The difference between Netflix's Defenders and Marvel Books is that Doctor Strange, Blade, and Deadpool will appear as guest characters in the comics. 14)
The Defenders, a Netflix original series, is a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, although on a lower level than the Avengers. 15)