History ComicBook / HeroesForHire

The group at first was restricted to the pages of Power Man and Iron Fist but would only get its first book under the name ''Heroes for Hire'' in the 1990s when the Fantastic Four and the Avengers were killed off after the ComicBook/{{Onslaught}} event, it featured a rotating cast of characters and lasted for 19 issues. A third run, without Luke Cage or Iron Fist, took place between Civil War and World War Hulk, it came out in 2006 and lasted 15 issues. A fourth run debuted in 2010, officially lasted 12 issues although it had a one-shot ''ComicBook/SpiderIsland'' tie in and a spin off mini series titled ''Villains for Hire'' that closed off that run.

* BondVillainStupidity: A ship with a huge bomb, heading to the Statue of Liberty, and with super heroes aboard? And they are not vene tied or restrained in any way? ''Of course'' that the bomb would be disabled!

First there was just [[LukeCageHeroForHire Luke Cage]], the original hero for hire, then he teamed up with [[ComicBook/ImmortalIronFist Iron Fist]], and the two became synonymous with the title of being ''Heroes for Hire''. Supporting characters Misty Knight, a detective and sometimes girlfriend of Iron Fist, her partner Colleen Wing, martial arts expert would at times team up with the main two but not become official members until the 2006 series where Misty Knight officially takes over the organization. Throughout the various runs various other characters would team up/work for the organization on different missions.

* CurbStompBattle: Shang-Chi, a [[BadassNormal Kung-Fu master]], against a mad scientists, a sorcerer, an android (or whatever Ruby Thursday is), a man with the strong body of an adult gorilla, and a killer robot that had just murdered Orka. Of course, they did not stand a chance, Shang-Chi killed them all.

* GeniusBruiser: Tarantula, who unexpectedly shows a level of intelligence similar to Reed Richards
* IntroDump: The first 2006 issue introduced everyone, narrated by Misty Knight
* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: The Heroes For Hire... and Paladin

* RedIsHeroic: Misty Knight
* SelectiveObliviousness: Don't tell the kid that the evil doombot he has found is, well, ''evil''. He thinks it's his best friend in the world.

* TranquilFury: Averted. When the headmen killed Orka, Shang-Chi gave him the last rites (with the villains right there). When it was done, Otis reminded him that it was not the time for his Zen calm. Shang-Chi calmly agreed... and then all hell breaks loose.
* WelcomeBackTraitor: Paladin betrayed the Heroes For Hire, but still, he can give them well-paid missions and in later incarnations is one of Misty's closest agents/friends.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Invoked. The owner of jewelry hired the heroes because some criminals stole his diamonds, and he wanted them back. They investigated, and discovered that the Grim Reaper and the Man-Ape were doing this to finance a terrorist campaign, and sought to blow up a bomb at the statue of liberty. In a frantic battle, the Heroes for Hire foiled their plan, got rid of the bomb, stop the ship and saved the symbol of liberty in the free world! "Wow. What a story. And my diamonds?" Lame excuses... so he closed his portfolio with the money that he was going to pay, and walked away.

* WolverineClaws: Tarantula

* ContemptibleCover: Issue 13 of volume 2, a tie-in for ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' is infamous, depicting Black Cat, Misty, and Colleen surronuded by tentacles, looking more like the cover to a {{hentai}} manga than a mainstream superhero book.

The group at first was restricted to the pages of Power Man and Iron Fist but would only get its first book under the name ''Heroes for Hire'' in the 1990s when the Fantastic Four and the Avengers were killed off after the {{Onslaught}} event, it featured a rotating cast of characters and lasted for 19 issues. A third run, without Luke Cage or Iron Fist, took place between Civil War and World War Hulk, it came out in 2006 and lasted 15 issues. A fourth run debuted in 2010, officially lasted 12 issues although it had a one-shot ''ComicBook/SpiderIsland'' tie in and a spin off mini series titled ''Villains for Hire'' that closed off that run.

'''Heroes For Hire''' is a group of super heroes of Marvel Comics. It has been published in sporadic periods through the years. The main idea is that this PunchClockHero group that perform hero type services sometimes outside of the normal heroes' areas of expertise. At times even the title itself is an InformedAttribute depending on the incarnation of the group and story arc though money is always a factor.

* WorldOfActionGirls: The 2006 team.

* SomewhereAPalaeontologistIsCrying: A dinosaur that had offspring with himself? Thanks, Franchise/JurassicPark, for spreading nonsenses.

* WolverineClaws: Tarantula

'''Heroes For Hire''' is a group of super heroes of Marvel Comics. It has been published in sporadic periods through the years. The main idea is that this group is made up of PunchClockHero[[=s=]] that do jobs sometimes outside of the normal heroes' areas of expertise. At times even the title itself is an InformedAttribute depending on the incarnation of the group and story arc though money is always a factor.

The group at first was restricted to the pages of Power Man and Iron Fist but would only get its first book under the name ''Heroes for Hire'' in the 1990s when the Fantastic Four and the Avengers were killed off after the {{Onslaught}} event, it featured a rotating cast of characters and lasted for 19 issues. A third run, without Luke Cage or Iron Fist, took place between Civil War and World War Hulk, it came out in 2006 and lasted 15 issues. A fourth run debuted in 2010, officially lasted 12 issues although it had a one-shot ComicBook/SpiderIsland tie in and a spin off mini series titled ''Villains for Hire'' that closed off that run.

* BountyHunter: That's what they are there for.
* CelibateHero: Shang likes Tarantula, but refuses to accept that. Savage sex disbalances his Chi.

* WelcomeBackTraitor: Paladin betrayed the Heroes For Hire, but still, he can give them well-paid missions.

'''Heroes For Hire''' is a group of super heroes of Marvel Comics. It has been published in sporadic periods through the years. The main idea is that this group does not do super-hero stuff for free, but [[OnlyInItForTheMoney for a payment]]. Although at times even the title itself is an InformedAttribute depending on the incarnation and story arc.

The group would returned in the 1990s when the Fantastic Four and the Avengers were killed by Onslaught. A third run took place between Civil War and World War Hulk, and a fourth one in 2010.

'''Heroes For Hire''' is a group of super heroes of Marvel Comics. It has been published in sporadic periods through the years. The main idea is that this group does not do super-hero stuff for free, but [[OnlyInItForTheMoney for a payment]].

First there was just LukeCageHeroForHire. Then he associated with Iron Fist, Misty Knight and Colleen Wing, and there was a group. The group returned in the 1990s when the Fantastic Four and the Avengers were killed by Onslaught. A third run took place between Civil War and World War Hulk, and a fourth one in 2010.

* {{Fanservice}}: The 2006 team. Misty Knight, Colleen Wing, Black Cat and Tarantula. And an indecent ammount of MaleGaze on Misty.

* CurbStomBattle: Shang-Chi, a [[BadassNormal Kung-Fu master]], against a mad scientists, a sorcerer, an android (or whatever Ruby Thursday is), a man with the strong body of an adult gorilla, and a killer robot that had just murdered Orka. Of course, they did not stand a chance, Shang-Chi killed them all.

* WelcomeBackTraitor: Paladin betrayed the Heroes For Hire, but still, he can give them well-paid missions.