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Mike Colter first played Power Man in Jessica Jones and later took centre stage in two seasons of his solo series, Luke Cage. The actor also reprised the role in The Defenders and was well-regarded by comic book fans. 

Some questionable decisions were made in Luke Cage season 2 and the hero's story ended with him becoming Harlem's new crime boss. That cliffhanger was never resolved and the show's first season remains one of the original Marvel Television's best-reviewed titles. 

Marvel Studios regained the rights to the Marvel Television characters who appeared on Netflix and Daredevil has been a clear priority for the MCU. Rumours continue to swirl about Krysten Ritter returning as Jessica Jones in Daredevil: Born Again but, for the time being, she, Luke Cage and Iron Fist remain on the shelf. 

Talking to Collider at an Indiana Comic-Con panel, Colter weighed in on the possibility of...

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Daredevil: Born Again is a superhero action crime and legal drama series created by Dario Scardapane, Matt Corman, and Chris Ord. Based on Marvel Comics, the Disney+ series is a continuation of the Netflix series, and it follows Matt Murdock, aka Daredevil, as he goes head-to-head once again with Wilson Fisk, the newly appointed Mayor of New York. Daredevil: Born Again stars Charlie Cox, Vincent D’Onofrio, Margarita Levieva, Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson, Wilson Bethel, Zabryna Guevara, Nikki M. James, Genneya Walton, Arty Froushan, Clark Johnson, Michael Gandolfini, Ayelet Zurer, Kamar de los Reyes, and Jon Bernthal. So, if you loved the brutal action, thrilling drama, and compelling characters in Daredevil: Born Again, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Watchmen is a superhero dystopian drama series created by Damon Lindelöf.

Daredevil: Born Againpremiered on March 4 with a two-episode debut on Disney+, finally bringing the Man Without Fear back to the small screen. The series is a sequel to Daredevil, picking up right where its predecessor left off.

The latest Inside Line feature on TVLine gave insights into several ongoing series, including Daredevil: Born Again. When asked whether any MCU movie characters would be referenced in the show, TVLine revealed, "Whereas Wilson Fisk in Episode 2 alluded to 'a man who dresses in a spider outfit', rest assured that a current MCU hero will be name-checked — as well as appear (in a manner of speaking) — during Season 1." It has not yet been confirmed which hero fans will see in the series.

Daredevil Is Officially Part of the MCU

In addition to Daredevil, other Netflix Marvel series have been confirmed to be canon in the MCU. Brad Winderbaum, head of streaming at Marvel Studios,...

After the Marvel Cinematic Universe achieved the impossible by assembling Earth's Mightiest Heroes on the big screen, the sky wasn't even a limit anymore. Superhero stories could reach unprecedented new heights across different mediums, and epic crossovers could materialize at any time. As a result, the Netflix and Disney deal was born — a collaboration that resulted in the creation of a genre-redefining series that took the world by storm during its first seasons.

Matt Murdock, Luke Cage, Danny Rand, and Jessica Jones would each star in multi-season shows that would eventually collide in a big crossover event in the form of The Defenders. For a moment, it seemed this new television universe would go on to be as successful as the MCU itself. However, fast-forward a few years and all that we can do is re-watch these now-cancelled projects.

So what happened? Why did a show so psychologically investing as Jessica Jones bite the dust?...

After The Matrix made Carrie-Anne Moss a household name, she was offered a wave of major Hollywood roles. However, at the time, the actor opted to turn them down.

Speaking to The Independent, Moss said she decided to step away from acting to focus on raising her family. "After The Matrix was such a big deal, I took a big, big break to have children and be with them," she said. "I remember being torn, having a little twinge like, 'Gosh, I’m getting offered such great things. That would be such a huge deal.' And I was holding my baby in my arms, and I remember thinking, 'At the end of my life, will it matter to me that I have another movie on my résumé? Or will it matter to me that I held my baby?' And I instantly thought, no. It was just a no-brainer.

Carrie-Anne Moss has no regrets about choosing to focus on motherhood over her career.

During a recent interview with The Independent, the actress opened up about her reasoning for turning down big movie deals at the height of her career, when The Matrix franchise was skyrocketing.

“After The Matrix was such a big deal, I took a big, big break to have children and be with them,” Moss explained. “I remember being torn, having a little twinge like, ‘Gosh, I’m getting offered such great things. That would be such a huge deal.'”

She continued, “And I was holding my baby in my arms, and I remember thinking, ‘At the end of my life, will it matter to me that I have another movie on my résumé? Or will it matter to me that I held my baby?’ And I instantly thought, no. It was just a no-brainer. And...

Carrie-Anne Moss recently gave an interview to The Independent and said she has no regrets after pulling back from her acting career amid the skyrocketing success of “The Matrix” franchise. Moss starred as Trinity opposite Keanu Reeves and Laurence Fishburne in the Wachowski’s 1999 action classic and its two sequels, “The Matrix Reloaded” and “The Matrix Revolutions,” both released in 2003. She strategically declined major offers after the trilogy wrapped in order to become a mom and prioritize her family.

“After ‘The Matrix’ was such a big deal, I took a big, big break to have children and be with them,” Moss told the publication. “I remember being torn, having a little twinge like ‘Gosh, I’m getting offered such great things. That would be such a huge deal.’ And I was holding my baby in my arms, and I remember thinking, ‘At the end of my life, will it matter...

Daredevil: Born Again is finally here, but Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) might not be the only hero from Marvel's former Netflix partnership to be coming to the MCU. Alongside Murdock and Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal), a.k.a. The Punisher, a new rumor suggests that The Defendersmight get a chance at redemption on Disney+. The first two episodes of Daredevil: Born Again are currently available to stream, with new episodes being released weekly. The series is already a hit with fans — despite some harsh comparisons to the original show — and Marvel might be looking to use that success to launch even more shows using the McU's most underappreciated heroes.

According to The Cosmic Circus' Alex Perez, Marvel Studios might be introducing the rest of The Defenders in Daredevil: Born Again, and then potentially give the rag-tag team their own series. "I know the Defenders are expected to return," Perez said.

If you poll one hundred people and ask their opinions on the Marvel Netflix shows, you’ll likely get one hundred different responses. Each show had different themes and vibes. It makes sense considering each character differed in various ways. And, if we're being honest, the ball was dropped on some of the programs.

As Marvel Studios began pushing to bring their comic book characters “home”, Netflix canceled their Marvel shows. After that, it seemed like we’d seen the last of Krysten Ritter (Jessica Jones), Mike Colter (Luke Cage), and Finn Jones. Thanks to a report from Entertainment Weekly, they could become part of the MCU like Charlie Cox's Daredevil.

Marvel's head of streaming, television, and animation Brad Winderbaum said, "we are very much exploring" bringing back Krysten Ritter's Jessica Jones, Mike Colter's Luke Cage, and Finn Jones' Iron Fist/Danny Rand to the Marvel Cinematic Universe."

I can't say much,...

With “Daredevil: Born Again” now streaming on Disney+, picking up the story of Netflix’s “Daredevil” almost seven years later, you might find yourself wanting to check out other corners of the Marvel world, as Netflix envisioned them. And, like the MCU, there is a correct order to do that in.

For the record, we’d say that you don’t have to watch “Daredevil” in order to understand “Born Again” (here’s why). But we definitely think you should, at least if you’re interested in Marvel’s no-kill superhero.

From there, you can meet his friends, who are introduced in the other Netflix Marvel shows. But there are a few ways you can go about it.

Netflix Marvel shows in release order

For the most part, the Netflix Marvel shows overlapped on the streamer, all coming out around the same time and ending their runs in 2018 (save for...

Love it or hate it, Rotten Tomatoes is now more important than ever when it comes to whether film and TV fans decide to check out the latest releases at home or in theaters, and it's not uncommon for studios to tout scores as proudly as star ratings.

In 2015, Marvel Television and Netflix launched Daredevil. That was followed by Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist and, eventually, an Avengers-inspired team-up called The Defenders. There was even a spin-off for The Punisher. 

Following this week's premiere of Daredevil: Born Again, we're taking a look at how each of the shows set in his corner of the MCU compare based on their respective Rotten Tomatoes scores. This era of storytelling was something of a mixed bag and you'll likely be surprised by how these shows fared with critics.

To check them out, you just need to click on the "Next"/"View List" buttons below.

HBO's Harry Potter TV series gears up to start shooting later this year. A huge cast reveal has to be somewhere on the horizon and, in the meantime, casting rumours for the cable network's take on author J.K. Rowling's beloved series of novels keep coming in thick and fast. 

The 8-movie franchise grossed over $7.7 billion at the worldwide box office and there's plenty of interest in seeing a new approach to the books that expands on characters and moments there simply wasn't time for in a two-hour movie. 

As we first reported on SFFGazette.com, scooper @MyTimeToShineH brings word today that, "Janet McTeer has been offered the role of Professor McGonagall in the upcoming Harry Potter series."

Deadline has also confirmed that McTeer is in talks and that Paapa Essiedu is pretty much a lock for Professor Severus Snape. 

McTeer has racked up multiple Oscar and Emmy nominations and...

HBO's "Harry Potter" TV series may have just found its Professor Minerva McGonagall, and in the tradition of the late, great Dame Maggie Smith, the character will be played by another decorated actress of stage and screen. Deadline reports that Janet McTeer, the two-time Oscar nominee and Tony Winner who was recently seen in FX's "The Old Man," is "in negotiations" to take on the role.

McTeer has been acting on screen since the 1980s, earning accolades for turns in movies like "Albert Nobbs" and "Tumbleweed" and taking memorable roles in Netflix's "Ozark," "Jessica Jones," and more. Most recently, she appeared opposite Jeff Bridges in the aforementioned FX drama, and played the goddess Hera in the Greek pantheon series "Kaos." McTeer also had a memorable part in 2022's comedic horror hit "The Menu," and earned an Emmy nod for playing the wife of Winston Churchill in the 2009 miniseries "Into the Storm.

Daredevil: Born Again premiered its first two episodes on Disney+ on Mar. 4, 2025, and it seemingly is a big hit with critics and audiences. Many are already calling it the best Marvel Disney+ series. Since it seems impossible to raise something up without tearing another title down, this has led a few individuals to use this moment to bring down She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, one of the last time audiences saw Matt Murdock/Daredevil in the MCU.

Despite She-Hulk getting positive reviews from critics and its own passionate fanbase, it was also the target of an online hate campaign before the series debuted that got it saddled with the perception of being the most divisive MCU title ever, though it is hard to be worse than Iron Fist or Secret Invasion.

An early comment by the showrunner of Daredevil: Born Again hinted that the series would ignore Matt Murdock and Jennifer...

In October 2013, it was confirmed that Marvel Television and Netflix were collaborating on a series of television shows, including Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist, to have them crossover in a team-up event, The Defenders. It was clearly modeled after Marvel Studios' successful strategy of introducing a group of four central heroes in solo projects before culminating in The Avengers. If it worked once before, it stands to reason it will work again. Sadly, that didn't happen.

While the road to The Avengers had a breakout hit with Iron Man and more mixed reaction to the other films, with The Avengers being a major success, the reverse was true for The Defenders. Daredevil, Jessica Jones, and Luke Cage all got positive reviews from critics and audiences, with the only misfire being Iron Fist. However, The Defenders was a disappointment for fans. Whereas The Avengers managed to attract a wide audience,...

It’s been a long wait, but Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock is finally front and center in his own series again with “Daredevil: Born Again.” After three seasons leading the formerly-of-Netflix series “Daredevil” (as well as one season of “The Defenders” and a few MCU drop-ins), Cox and Kingpin actor Vincent D’Onofrio are back for the Disney+ series.

A new streaming home also means a new release schedule, and while “Daredevil” diehards may be used to a 13-hour binge-watch, “Born Again” will roll out episodes weekly — with just nine episodes — from the premiere on March 4 to the finale on April 15.

While we can’t help with the jonesing for new episodes for those accustomed to the “Daredevil” binge-watch, we can make sure you never miss a new installment when it drops. Here is everything to know about the full “Daredevil: Born Again” episode release schedule.

When does “Daredevil: Born Again” premiere?...

Quick LinksKaren Page and Foggy Nelson Are Integral to Matt Murdock's StoryHow Foggy's Murder Affects Karen and Matt's FutureMatt Murdock Abandoned One Mission to Take Up AnotherKilling Foggy Is a Mixed Bag for Daredevil: Born Again

The following contains spoilers for the two premiere episodes of Daredevil: Born Again, now streaming on Disney+.

When Marvel Studios took over TV production, a fan campaign to "save Daredevil" got underway. Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio reprised their roles as Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk in other Marvel projects, leading up to Daredevil: Born Again. At first, Elden Henson and Deborah Ann Woll weren't part of the conversation, but eventually, they were brought back to reprise their roles as Franklin "Foggy" Nelson and Karen Page.

The premiere episode of Daredevil: Born Again brings Matt Murdock, Foggy Nelson and Karen Page back to the small screen. However, viewers shouldn't get too attached...

Daredevil is back and it’s good to have him. The “Street-Level” shows Marvel produced for Netflix in the 2010s gave us some of the best superhero TV of all time, particularly “Jessica Jones” and The Man Without Fear’s brutal first run.

This Disney+ sequel, appropriately titled “Daredevil: Born Again,” seems a smidge less dark and violent. That could just be because what is essentially the series’ fourth season is nine episodes long instead of earlier incarnations’ 13, which leaves less time for Charlie Cox’s blind Defender with the heightened other senses to break limbs and suffer the lacerations his Catholic guilt drives him to seek out.

But fear not. There are extended beatdowns and gory murders in each new chapter. The real punishment this time around, however, is meted out to the rule of law and political decency in New York City. With endless parallels to what’s going on in Washington D.

Editor's note: The following contains mentions of sexual assault.Fans have spent seven long, arduous years waiting for a continuation of Netflix's Daredevil series. Just shy of the critically acclaimed and culturally beloved series' official 10-year anniversary, Daredevil: Born Again's two-part premiere is now upon us. Ever since Marvel Studios confirmed that Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock would once again battle Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) for the soul of Hell's Kitchen, hopeful eyes have awaited news about similar revivals featuring characters from Netflix's The Defenders saga. In January of last year, Jessica Jones star Krysten Ritter sent hearts racing on Instagram by wearing one of her character's signature shirts, the video captioned with "Iykyk." However, it soon emerged that the moment was a happy coincidence, not an Easter Egg teasing the announcement of Ritter reviving the role. The Breaking Bad actress just owns the shirt, and told Collider...

Anime dubbing has evolved a lot in the last 30 years. Localization has gotten a lot better, along with the translations and script writing, which means the dubbing has also gotten more advanced as time has gone on. This is a really good thing, as the days of Speed Racer are long passed. Anime dubbing has also had a mixed reputation for a very, very long time, despite the many strides that have been made in that arena. In fact, many dub artists in anime these days are celebrities in their own right, coming out to the screams of adoring fans at conventions across the world.

There is something fun about having a recognizable celebrity pop up in anime. Playing the "wait, I know that voice!" game with one's friends can be a lot of fun, and sliding down that IMDb rabbit hole can be more than a little gratifying. Hollywood...

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Daredevil: Born Againwill establish a new mission from Marvel Studios and Marvel Television, respectively, to dive deeper into the street-level narratives that have defined a portion of the comics for so many years. Netflix had previously established this particular tone and style on screen, and while shows like Hawkeye and Echo attempted to expand upon those ideas, it is really Daredevil: Born Again that is acting as a true return to this particular period. Fans are naturally excited to see how Marvel Studios will use the source material to add to that tapestry, and characters like White Tiger are being brought into the mix to add variety, alongside the rumor that past heroes will be returning. All eyes are thus on those protagonists, with The Punisher among the confirmed comebacks,...

Showtime has announced that Krysten Ritter and Neil Patrick Harris (Uncoupled) will join the cast of the Showtime original series Dexter: Resurrection. Ritter will guest star in the role of “Mia” and Harris in the role of “Lowell.”

Production for Dexter: Resurrection kicked off in January 2025 in New York and the series is set to launch in summer of 2025 on Paramount+ with Showtime. The new original drama series stars SAG and Golden Globe winner Michael C. Hall in the titular role of Dexter Morgan.

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In addition to Hall, Dexter: Resurrection will also star Uma Thurman as Charley, David Zayas as Detective Angel Batista, Jack Alcott as Dexter’s son Harrison Morgan, Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine as Blessing Kamara and Kadia Saraf as Detective Claudette Wallace.

Rounding out the cast are Dominic Fumusa as Detective Melvin Oliva, Emilia Suárez as Elsa Rivera, James Remar as Dexter’s father...

Krysten Ritter guest stars on ‘Dexter: Resurrection’ (Photo Credit: Michael Stewart / Showtime)

Krysten Ritter has joined the Dexter: Resurrection cast in a guest starring role. Ritter has been tapped to play Mia, but Showtime didn’t offer any further details. In fact, Showtime hasn’t released an official synopsis of the upcoming Dexter sequel.

SAG winner Michael C. Hall heads up the cast, reprising his role as serial killer Dexter Morgan. Uma Thurman stars as Charley, described as the “Head of Security for mysterious billionaire Leon Prater. A former Special Ops officer, Charley worked various high-level private security jobs before taking on her position as the resourceful and meticulous right-hand woman for Prater.”

Peter Dinklage is onboard to play Leon Prater. The cast also includes Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine as Blessing Kamara, Kadia Saraf as Detective Claudette Wallace, Dominic Fumusa as Detective Melvin Oliva, and Emilia Suárez as Elsa Rivera.

Dexter: Resurrection is continuing to fill in its ranks.

Krysten Ritter has joined the cast of the Showtime series as a guest star named “Mia.” No other details about the role are being revealed.

The series, which is now in production, returns Michael C. Hall to playing Dexter Morgan, the titular role he made famous when starring in the original Dexter, which launched on Showtime in 2006 and ran for eight seasons. Dexter: Resurrection premieres this summer.

Following the Dexter: New Blood revival series, prequel Dexter: Original Sin launched last year, and released its finale last month. Original Sin became the most streamed global original series for Showtime in 10 years with its finale’s 2.68M global viewers.

When speaking to The Hollywood Reporter about the Original Sin ending, a possible season two and the future of the franchise at large, showrunner Clyde Phillips had teased of Resurrection‘s roster, “Wait until you see the cast announcements.

Krysten Ritter has joined the cast of “Dexter: Resurrection” as a guest star.

The “Jessica Jones” and “Love & Death” star will play a character named Mia, but other details about the role are unknown.

Production for the “Dexter” sequel series at Showtime started in January in New York, and the series is set to debut on Paramount+ With Showtime in the summer.

Michael C. Hall returns as Dexter Morgan in the series, which also stars Uma Thurman as Charley, David Zayas as Detective Angel Batista, Jack Alcott as Dexter’s son Harrison Morgan, Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine as Blessing Kamara, Kadia Saraf as Detective Claudette Wallace, Dominic Fumusa as Detective Melvin Oliva, Emilia Suárez as Elsa Rivera, James Remar as Dexter’s father Harry Morgan and Peter Dinklage as Leon Prater.

“Dexter: Resurrection” is not to be confused with “Dexter: Original Sin,” a prequel series that follows a...

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One thing guaranteed to stir up the Marvel fandom is a post from Jessica Jones star Krysten Ritter announcing she is heading to New York right at the same time Daredevil: Born Again is about to kick off filming on Season 2. However, it seems that – for now - this is not her purpose in NYC as she is actually set to join a different franchise in a new “killer” role as part of Dexter: Resurrection.

The ever-popular Ritter, who most recently appeared in another sequel series, Orphan Black: Echoes, has been constantly sharing posts on Instagram hinting at her return to the role to Jessica Jones, and with Daredevil: Born Again now very much becoming a continuation of the Netflix Daredevil series, fans still hope that it will not be long before she is back on screens as Jessica Jones. Her latest Instagram post sparked up these rumors and hopes again,...

“Jessica Jones” star Krysten Ritter has joined the cast of “Dexter: Resurrection.”

Deadline reports that she’ll recur as Mia Lapierre, a renowned sommelier who may be hiding a serial killer secret.

Currently in production in New York City, the continuation of “Dexter: New Blood” is expected to premiere this summer on Paramount+ with Showtime.

Michael C. Hall will reprise his role as serial killer Dexter Morgan alongside David Zayas as Angel Batista, Jack Alcott as Harrison Morgan, and James Remar as Harry Morgan.

Peter Dinklage will play the season’s villain, Leon Prater, a billionaire venture capitalist, with Uma Thurman as Charley, a former Special Ops officer who serves as his right-hand woman.

Other newcomers to the franchise include Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine, Kadia Saraf, Dominic Fumusaand, and Emilia Suárez.

Clyde Phillips returns as showrunner and executive producer. Hall also executive produces along with Scott Reynolds, Tony Hernandez, and Lilly Burns.

After the end of her time as part of the Clone Club, Krysten Ritter has found a killer new television role, and it's not the one you're thinking. The Jessica Jones star is joining Michael C. Hall in Showtime's upcoming Dexter: Resurrection, though unlike in her Marvel tenure, she won't be putting her detective skills to work. Instead, per Deadline, she's getting a full arc as a guest star, playing Mia Lapierre, known by her alter ego as the "Lady Vengeance" serial killer. The news tracks with an earlier post on Instagram by Ritter noting she was "NYC bound baby" in preparation for a showdown with Dexter Morgan.

Exclusive: Krysten Ritter has lined up a killer new role… literally. The Jessica Jones and Orphan Black: Echoes star has been tapped for a high-profile guest arc on Showtime’s new drama series Dexter: Resurrection, which chronicles a new chapter for Michael C. Hall’s serial killer Dexter Morgan, sources tell Deadline.

Ritter will recur as Mia Lapierre, a renowned sommelier who may be hiding a serial killer secret.

The actress whipped fans into a frenzy with an Ig story captioned “NYC bound baby,” which posted Thursday morning at around the same time as a Collider interview with Daredevil: Born Again showrunner Dario Scardapane, in which he revealed that production on Season 2 of the Disney+ series will start tomorrow.

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Coming on the heels of recent comments by Marvel Studios’ streaming and TV executive Brad Winderbaum that they were “exploring” bringing back other Defenders, including Krysten Ritter‘s Jessica Jones,...

Though we had been led to believe that Netflix's Marvel shows were no longer considered canon when Marvel Studios announced brand-new MCU content would be developed for the Disney+ streaming service, things clearly changed after Matt Murdock's (Charlie Cox) brief cameo in Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) later returned for a memorable role in the Echo series, and Daredevil: Born Again will essentially serve as a fourth season of Netflix's original Dd show.

It also sounds as if there could be plans in place for the Man Without Fear's fellow Defenders.

While speaking to EW in a recent interview, Marvel's head of streaming, television, and animation Brad Winderbaum hinted that it may only be a matter of time before we see Krysten Ritter's Jessica Jones, Mike Colter's Luke Cage, and Finn Jones' Iron Fist/Danny Rand in the MCU.

“I can't say much,...

With a standout cast led by Josh Dallas and Melissa Roxburgh, "Manifest" was a frankly baffling TV series that wrapped a biblical fable in the trappings of "Lost." Originally airing on NBC, it was canceled in 2021 -- a year in which Netflix released some of its best series. The streamer rescued "Manifest" and allowed it to finish its story in a wild and explosive fashion.

For those of us still feeling burned by the series finale, there are plenty of shows like "Manifest" you can stream right now. For everyone else, we've finally gotten around to explaining its rapturous ending.

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"Manifest" is a supernatural mystery drama about a group of people who are essentially teleported five years into the future as a consequence of some unexplained paranormal phenomenon that occurred during a commercial flight.

Spider-Man is by far the most-recognized Marvel Comics character by far, and the most profitable. With the character’s latest live-action iteration preparing to swing out in his fourth MCU solo movie, with Tom Holland once again playing the role of Peter Parker, fans have been questioning whether there is a chance that he will be making an appearance in any New York-based shows coming to Disney+ - namely Daredevil: Born Again.

In recent years, Marvel boss Kevin Feige has hinted that Marvel Studios is ready to re-embrace “street-level” heroes like Daredevil, and in many ways that category also includes Spider-Man as he protects New York City. At the time, Feige said:

"We've got the street-level with the announcement of Daredevil and of course, Spidey going into the street-level heroes."

This suggested to many fans that there was crossover potential for the two superheroes to come together, and be joined...

Exclusive: Actor Elden Henson has signed with Prototype Talent Agency for theatrical representation.

Henson was most recently seen in Martin Scorsese’s Academy Award-nominated film Killers of the Flower Moon opposite Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and Lily Gladstone. Previously, he was seen in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 and 2.

On the television side, Henson portrayed Foggy Nelson on all three seasons of Netflix’s Daredevil and made guest appearances on several shows in the Netflix-Marvel universe including Luke Cage, Jessica Jones and he recurred on The Defenders. He’ll next be seen reprising the role of Foggy Nelson in Disney+’s Daredevil: Born Again.

Best known for his iconic role of Fulton Reed in The Mighty Ducks film trilogy, he also reprised his role in the Disney+ series The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers.

Henson continues to be repped by Principal Entertainment LA.

Marvel continues to evolve plans for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the TV show Moon Knight has now been cancelled.

Marvel Studios is in the middle of a pivot for its ongoing Marvel Cinematic Universe, and while subtly changing the direction of something so large and lumbering takes time, there are occasional markers laid down that give us a clear sense of where things are heading.

One such marker is today’s announcement from Marvel Television executive Brad Winderbaum, stating that Moon Knight won’t be getting a second season.

Prior to the release of WandaVision in 2021, Marvel television was ostensibly part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe but any links to the wider series of films were usually pretty spurious. Programmes like Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and the Netflix shows such as Daredevil and Jessica Jones rarely featured much in the way of tie-in material apart from the odd reference to events in the films,...

Daredevil: Born Again is finally set to premiere on Disney+ next month after a number of setbacks, revamps and production delays, Marvel Television is wasting very little time in returning to the mean streets of Hell's Kitchen to get the ball rolling on season 2.

There were rumors that production on the second season of Marvel's revival series was scheduled to commence in late February, and star Charlie Cox recently confirmed that cameras will start rolling before the season 1 premiere.

Now, Marvel Studios' Head of Streaming, Brad Winderbaum, has revealed that Born Again season 2 will be with us at some point next year.

That is the plan," said Winderbaum when asked if the show will eventually become an annual release during an interview with Screen Rant. "Season 2 will come out next year, and then hopefully season 3 and season infinity after that. I think this world is extremely rich, and there are...

Jon Favreau's 2008 film "Iron Man" kicked off the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a multimedia superhero property that would remain dominant in the pop consciousness for over a decade. Initially, "Iron Man" and Louis Leterrier's own 2008 MCU movie "The Incredible Hulk" (which finally got a sequel of sorts in 2025) were meant to be mere stand-alone superhero sories, only including references to the Avengers as a cute wink to fans. But when Disney purchased the Marvel library in 2009, a grander plan was put in motion, laying out multiple films at once, each one introducing a new character. Eventually, all the superhero characters teamed up in 2012's "The Avengers," which was essentially the cinematic version of a TV season finale. That structure held fast through to "Avengers: Endgame" in 2019, the 22nd film in the franchise, and one that featured many, many superheroes.

While the McU's movies were dominating theaters, Netflix got in on the action as well.

After leaving Netflix, the creators behind this new Marvel series are already planning its next Season 2.

In 2022, Disney regained the rights to Marvel characters previously licensed to Netflix, including Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, and The Punisher, allowing them to appear in new MCU projects. 

However, the only confirmed Netflix-era revival on Disney+ so far is Daredevil: Born Again, set to bring back Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock.

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The medieval-inspired Continent and dimly lit streets of Hell's Kitchen may be worlds apart in many ways, but they share a similar brilliant mastermind behind them. Showrunner Lauren Schmidt Hissrich brought Netflix's The Witcherto international acclaim in 2019, but first, she created a different kind of epic: 2017's ambitious crossover and Marvel's biggest TV series, The Defenders.

Before she began telling the story of Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher, Hissrich skillfully connected four stories of four Marvel heroes, building a foundation that prepared her for the sophisticated imaginary realms she went on to design. Her move from Marvel's street-level heroes to Netflix's biggest fantasy property highlights how skills acquired in one genre can adapt to another in the right hands.

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Jessica Jones | Credit: Netflix

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