When Marvel and Netflix canceled all the Marvel shows on the streaming service, fans wondered what the fate of these beloved characters would be. This universe featured six different shows covering 13 seasons. Daredevil and Jessica Jones each had three seasons, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, and The Punisher each had two, and there was a
The original Marvel / Netflix TV series was a great attempt at a smaller scale MCU. The shows lasted for a few years and were eventually canceled, due to mixed reactions towards some of them. Daredevil was one show, however, that received critical acclaim. A new rumor now claims that the MCU Daredevil reboot might
When the Netflix MCU shows arrived one-by-one on the popular streaming platform, many fans began to imagine the possibilities of future crossovers. Not only between the superheroes on the shows but also within Marvel films. That could finally happen, as there are some new Spider-Man movie rumors which are going around involving Daredevil. Daredevil to
Daredevil Season 3 trailer buzz is taking over. Marvel and Netflix released a full-length trailer on October 4, revealing a lot about what is going to take place in the new batch of episodes. In September, Netflix announced that the new episodes of Daredevil will arrive on the streaming service on Friday, October 19. That
A Daredevil Season 3 release date has been announced by Netflix. This has been a long time coming, as fans of the Marvel character are desperate to know the fate of Matt Murdock. Fans of Daredevil will want to watch the first season of The Defenders on Netflix before reading on, as spoilers are ahead.
Today saw the launch of Netflix’s fifth Marvel-inspired series The Defenders, but who are they and what are the origins? As has been very much publicized, The Defenders is an urban crime-fighting team made up of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist — but interestingly this isn’t the original line up from the
Marvel and Netflix are a match made in heaven — just look at the wild critical success of Daredevil, Jessica Jones and Luke Cage. (We’re guessing the shows have been commercial hits as well, since they’ve all been picked up for at least one extra season, but Netflix keeps its ratings under wraps). Now it’s
All right, look, it’s highly unlikely that Marvel’s Iron Fist — which arrives Friday on Netflix — will altogether suck. But as the last in a set of four shows building up to the Defenders crossover miniseries on the same online network later this year, the bar is set higher than a tall building Superman