The Expired Marvel Netflix series

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Led by a series focused on "Daredevil," followed by "Jessica Jones," "Iron Fist" and "Luke Cage," the epic will unfold over multiple years of original programming, taking Netflix members deep into the gritty world of heroes and villains of Hell's Kitchen, New York. Netflix has committed to a minimum of four, thirteen episodes series and a culminating Marvel's "The Defenders" mini-series event that reimagines a dream team of self-sacrificing, heroic characters.
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More on Marvel.com: http://marvel.com/news/story/21476/...s_epic_plus_a_mini-series_event#ixzz2jzG5IteM


No word whether this is part of the MCU.
 
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I'm quite looking forward to this. Netflix have some great shows and I'm sure these will be some great additions, too. Just hope they turn out better than what a typical network would've put out, but I'm sure they will.
 
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In all seriousness, I hope this serves as a REALLY big indicator that digital distribution of a series works, and kicks cable & TV companies hard into realization of how the future is going to be and breaks their shitty media stranglehold for good.


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After that gif I completely forgot what I was going to say. :monster:
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Someone (I forget who) posted it in another thread a little while ago, and it had the exact same effect on me. I'm glad I was able to bring you this experience.


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All those titles are on MCU's area, so it should definitely be part of it to some capacity.
 
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"'Daredevil' is the first of what will be five series that run exclusively on Netflix," Loeb said, with the others being "Jessica Jones," "Iron Fist," "Luke Cage," with these all coming together in "Defenders."

Loeb then showed a clip from "Daredevil," showing "what happens in Karen Page's apartment when an unexpected visitor stops by."

After introductions, Loeb said that Quesada "found Matt Murdock" before Marvel had regained the screen rights from Fox, and they eventually cast Quesada's man, Charlie Cox.

Though Rosario Dawson was not able to attend, Loeb revealed she will play Claire Temple, and showed a clip of her stitching up Matt Murdock on her couch.

Curtis-Hall joked that, looking at the comics, he said, "I don't know how I'm going to play this guy--I don't wear glasses..." He said he sees Urich as having a similar passion and drive to Daredevil.

"Our Fisk is a child, and he's a monster," D'Onofrio said of his character. "Every move that he makes, and everything that he does in his story, comes from his foundation of morality within himself. Meeting Vanessa, the one thing he does for him so far, is bring him out of the shadows."

DeKnight noted that Murdock is "a lawyer by day, a vigilante by night; those two things do not mix." He added that "he's one bad day from becoming Frank Castle," while "when you see why Fisk does what he does, you might think, that's not such a bad idea."

Loeb said Henson sent his audition on his phone while shooting "Hunger Games." Henson said he ended up with not a lot of time to prepare for the role, but was able to rely on his fellow actors to "make sure I'm going in the right direction."

Woll said that it's not quite true to say Karen Page "keeps getting into trouble," but rather "Karen is trouble."

Cox spoke about the difficulty of acting "the blindness and the physicality" in a show that "is about the inner conflict and inner turmoil." Though Cox does as much of the action sequences as he can, he said there is a stunt team, and "it looks like CGI, but it's not."

Another clip showed Karen Page bringing dinner to Foggy and Matt at the office of Nelson and Murdock, ultimately working her way into a new job at the fledgling firm.

Loeb then opened the floor to fan questions.

D'Onofrio said that, once it had been established what this "Daredevil" would be about, the actor bought several trades from Forbidden Planet to get background, especially from the Frank Miller books.

On the difference of working for a Netflix show, Cox said the format allowed for a different sort of storytelling. "Because there isn't a week in between, you don't have to spend so much time reminding an audience what happened," Cox said. "And also, ending on a cliffhanger is pointless, because 'what happened? oh I can just click a button.

"It'll feel more like a thirteen-hour movie."

Asked whether "Daredevil" will connect to "Agents of SHIELD," Loeb said, "first of all, that's a Level 7 question; second, it's all connected, man."

Aside from the Miller run, Cox said "i am most influenced by the Bendis/Maleev stuff." He added that having it on Netflix "allowed it to suit a slightly older audience."

Loeb wrapped up by showing the expanded, full version of the first clip shown, in which a masked but not costumed Murdock brutally fights an intruder to rescue Karen Page.
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http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=56230
 
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I'm not sure how I feel about him wearing black instead of red but I suppose it is more realistic.
 
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Oh man, that's another movie poster to get for the drawing style. Right after I get the posters for the last incarnation of Wolverine...
 
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