Daredevil’s rave reviews kicked off the beginnings of Marvel TV on Netflix, featuring shows that exist within the same universe as Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter, as well as Marvel’s feature films. What really drew me was the character and the story.
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Right after that, we saw the first teaser for the upcoming “Iron Fist”, starring Finn Jones as Danny Rand/Iron Fist. After dropping the Daredevil third season renewal on the table and debuting the Luke Cage trailer, Netflix THEN shared teasers for both The Defenders and Iron Fist.
The teaser trailer was action-focused, which isn’t hugely surprising for a bulletproof hero who met his match in the super-strong Jessica Jones past year.
That show isn’t as far along in production as Luke Cage, but Iron First still filmed enough for a 50 second teaser and a first look at Jones to be shown at Comic-Con.
The series is set to release on Netflix on September 30. The grown-up Danny is later seen being strapped to a hospital bed before he crashes his way out of a wall and out into New York City.
The brand-new season of “Daredevil” will reportedly contain a myriad of new changes including some changes to its cast.
You can expect to see the (former, and soon again to be perhaps) billionaire Buddhist monk (and martial arts expert) begin fighting corruption in 2017, and teaming up with his fellow Defenders some time after that.
There was news in some way about every Marvel/Netflix show’s next season except for Jessica Jones at Comic-Con.
“We don’t shy away from the fact that Luke Cage is one of Marvel’s first black superheroes”, said executive producer Cheo Hodari Coker.
Fans are returning to Hell’s Kitchen in 2017 as Marvel and Netflix confirmed Daredevil Season 3 at SDCC.
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Iron Fist will be the final hero to be introduced to Netflix’s corner of the MCU.
