wyokid
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It's basically official. Unofficially official.Well technically they confirmed Spidey would appear in a Marvel Studios movie before the solo movie, they didn't specify which movie. Obviously Civil War is the safe bet, but it's not official.
Spider-Man is probably in Ant-Man, since they are both bugs.
I'm kidding.
Marvel Netflix shows will be branded as 'Marvel Knights'
This line made me laugh:
"The four billion dollars that Disney spent on Marvel is starting to look like a pittance, isn't it?"
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Yeah, it totally is, just the way it was put was funny, but true funny.It really kind of is, though. What's amazing is to think that people thought this company wasn't worth putting an offer on in the mid-90s during the whole bankruptcy thing.
From Emerald City Comic Con 2015:
Next, a fan asks about whether the animation team will produce something that takes place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
"I can't announce anything, but things are in the works," said Lane, calling out the upcoming Netflix series as a proof of concept for things that tie-in to the larger world.
I wouldn't assume that. If the series results in strong internal ratings for them (Netflix doesn't share their ratings info with the public or media), I wouldn't put it past Netflix and Marvel to work out a deal for Daredevil Season 2, and same with AKA Jessica Jones if it does well (which it probably will). It would definitely pay off for Netflix to expand their Marvel offerings depending on the success of the first couple shows. Just based on early and strong buzz alone for Daredevil I wouldn't be surprised to see news of them scheduling a season 2 sooner than we expect. Maybe not next year, but possibly in 2017 as a follow up to Defenders.
Might even see some new Marvel characters/properties get a TV show in the Netflix TV series "Phase 2". Punisher could be a fantastic candidate. A sort of anti-Sopranos, if you will. I'd also love to see some of the Marvel horror-inspired characters to possibly get an introduction through a Netflix series. Blade, Morbius, Ghost Rider, Man Thing (we've already had a couple references to him in Iron Man 3--his ex-wife--and Agents of SHIELD--Maria Hill mentions it in a late season 1 episode). Start it off as seemingly an anthology series, cycling focus between Blade and Ghost Rider. Blade is hunting Deacon Frost and comes across some nasty vampires, zombies, and monsters of all kind. Johnny Blaze is just discovering his powers, and the Spirit oy ales control at night. Morbius is a doctor turned living vampire as a result of a genetic "cure" for a rare and lethal blood disorder using stem cells from bat embryos. Jack Russell is a literal Werewolf. And of course, Moon Knight. Eventually, they all meet up by coming across Man Thing, duking it out, and Man Thing's touch showing both them all their worst nightmares (good opportunity for exposition on the characters and their motivations/desires--you could literally do an entire episode on that and showing Man Thing reading them as potential allies through his touch), and eventually teaming up against some greater evil by the series' end. Midnight Sons, indeed.
Actually, out of curiosity, why DIDN'T you include Howard the Duck? It makes little sense to me since both Man-Thing aHoward are running around already in the MCU.
Howard wouldn't really fit the dark, horror vibe tone the show would theoretically have. Did you miss the part where I suggested calling it Midnight Sons? How would Howard the Duck work into that?
Howard the Duck was introduced in Man-Thing and they're pretty much Murtaugh and Riggs. Howard fits in very well. Always has.
You're completely ignoring the horror character aspect... Howard doesn't qualify.
Again, his roots are horror. Heck did you see his Fear Itself comic? He was running around with his buddy Man-Thing and Frankenstein's Monster. His heroclix figure is him riding Man-Thing's back. Even the movie had him fighting a scary monster.
Batman's roots involved him using a gun... not so anymore. Same applies to Howard. Besides, they introduced him in GotG, so presumably he'll be hanging out in space for the time being.
And seriously, you should never use the Howard the Duck film as justification for anything, ever.