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‘Daredevil’ Season 2 Featurette Teases Punisher vs Daredevil
I’ll go on record as being one of the few people who found the first season of Netflix and Marvel’s Daredevil a bit overrated. It felt a bit too long, a bit too serious, and didn’t lean hard enough into the superhero antics that I tuned in to see. And yet, I’m excited for season 2. […] More
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‘Daredevil’ Season 2 Trailer 2 – You Want Ninjas, We Got Ninjas
Man, they really didn’t wait to put this one out there did they? I figured Marvel and Netflix would at least wait a few weeks before letting the second half of their big Daredevil season 2 marketing blitz out to play, and yet here we are with the second full trailer sitting in our laps […] More
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‘Daredevil’ Season 2 Motion-Poster Roundup
Not to date myself, but back when I was a lad we didn’t bother with any of this motion-poster malarky. We had trailers and regular posters and that was all we needed. But with the rise of the internet and .gifs, vines, youtube and a host of other modern conveniences, the idea of a short […] More
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‘Daredevil’ Season 2 Trailer – Welcome Back, Frank
While the fate of Agent Carter might be in jeopardy, potentially knocking Marvel’s network TV empire down a show, the Netflix endeavor is still going strong. Jessica Jones was a smash hit with audiences and critics, cementing Marvel’s Netflix project after the similar success of Daredevil, and production seems to be going strong on both Luke Cage and Iron […] More
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‘Daredevil: Born Again’ is the best Daredevil Story Ever Written
With Born Again, the greatest Daredevil writer gives readers the quintessential Daredevil story. It’s a story that has a soul to it, overflowing with literary themes, and social and political commentary. Miller’s writing is probably the best it’s ever been and artist Dave Mazzucchelli is on the top of his game. Miller writes a crazed Matt Murdock phenomenally (Probably because he can pretty much only write crazy people.), Nuke is imposing and horrific, and Captain America is so well written that it’s a crime that Miller was never given an opportunity to write the character’s title. Daredevil: Born Again is a great comic book that does everything perfectly. It’s an incredibly nuanced story of good vs. evil, but can be analyzed on a myriad of different levels. The most important thing about Born Again is that it demonstrates that absolute evil can be combated and defeated wherever the smallest sliver of hope remains. More
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Trailer Roundup for the week of January 4th
Here are the major film and television trailers that were released this week. Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World, the newest documentary from filmmaker Werner Herzog Werner Herzog’s exploration of the Internet and the connected world. Love, a new Netflix original series co-created by Judd Apatow, Lesley Arfin, and Paul Rust, and co-starring […] More
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Video of the Day: Watch the Defenders react to Iron Fist’s origin story
The announcement that Netflix and Marvel would be partnering together for a series of shows was met with excitement by many fans of the Marvel comic books, particularly when the central characters of each series were announced. One thing that stuck out, however, was the character of Iron Fist, whose comic book origins are much […] More
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‘Daredevil’ #1 sets up a new status quo in art and story
Daredevil #1 Written by Charles Soule Art by Ron Garney Colors by Matt Milla Letters by Clayton Cowles Published by Marvel Comics When opening a copy of Daredevil #1, it looks like the newsprint of a 1970s comic (Maybe, a Frank Miller written and drawn issue of Daredevil.). New series artist Ron Garney (Captain America) […] More
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Why Jessica Jones and Luke Cage Should Be in ‘Captain America: Civil War’
Yes, it’s unfortunate that the filming schedules and timelines didn’t match up, and Jessica Jones and Luke Cage (or even Daredevil) couldn’t be in Captain America: Civil War and give audiences flawed people like them, who care more about making ends meet and protecting their families and neighborhoods than some overblown ideological struggle. Hopefully, Spider-Man and Scott Lang will fill their regular person shoes in the film, but they are huge ones to fill, especially after Krysten Ritter and Mike Colter’s captivating performances in the Jessica Jones TV show. More
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NYCC 2015: Interview with ‘WicDiv’ Colorist Matthew Wilson
At New York Comic Con, I had the opportunity to chat with prolific colorist Matthew Wilson about his colors and process on The Wicked + the Divine and Phonogram, his relationships with various artists as well as get a sneak peek of the upcoming Black Widow series he is working on with writer Mark Waid (Archie) and artist Chris Samnee (Daredevil). Wilson first came to prominence with his colors on Phonogram: Singles Club with frequent collaborators Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie and has colored a variety of Marvel books, like Thor: The Mighty Avenger, Wolverine, and Secret Avengers. He recently finished a run on Daredevil with Waid and Samnee and is currently taking a break from the Eisner nominated WicDiv as guest artists draw and color this arc. Matthew Wilson is also the colorist on Phonogram: The Immaterial Girl and Paper Girls from Image Comics and Deadpool vs. Thanos from Marvel as well as the upcoming Mighty Thor and Black Widow from Marvel. More
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The crew returns with some new friends in first trailer for ‘Daredevil’ Season Two
While Marvel’s ascension to box office dominance on the big screen has been well-charted and documented, the company has been making inroads into television as well. With both Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter giving secondary characters from the movies their own spotlight, Marvel brought their first superhero-centric tv series to the public earlier this year […] More
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NYCC 2015: Marvel’s Daredevil and Jessica Jones Panel Recap
After frantically sprinting from the press to the general admission line and waiting in the queue hall for hours with the help of my Jewel (Jessica Jones’ old superhero identity) cosplaying friend Julia, I had the privilege of attending the Marvel Netflix panel about Daredevil Season 2 and Jessica Jones Season 1, which is set to premiere on November 20. The panel looked back at the first season of Daredevil while showing the first footage of the upcoming second season, and the lucky fans in the audience also had the chance to watch the first episode of Jessica Jones after a discussion with the cast and showrunner Melissa Rosenberg (Dexter). More
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