Marvel Netflix shows

Misty Knight will appear in the Cage show.

Nice. I wonder if she will have both her arms. It would make sense. Every piece of the MCU needs someone losing an arm. Misty Knight would be the perfect candidate for the Netflix shows.

Sweet Christmas.

I hope that they tie in her lost arm into the battle of New York.

Stephen Rider will be playing Blake Tower in Season 2 of Daredevil.

Meanwhile Simone Missick has been cast as Misty Knight, while Mahershala Ali from ''Series/HouseOfCardsUS'' will be playing Cottonmouth.

Lot's of casting news this week.

Looking over Blake Tower's bio, I'm getting a Reasonable Authority Figure vibe from him.

Since most of the unreasonable authority figures in Hell's Kitchen got themselves arrested at the end of Season 1, logically only the reasonable ones are left even if they are in way over their heads.

First promotional image from the Luke Cage series!

OFFICIAL JESSICA JONES TEASER AAHHHHHHHH

ALSO RELEASE DATE: 11/20/15.

edited 10th Sep '15 8:15:20 AM by alliterator

Doesn't give us much information but that's pretty cool. Nice to get a date.

It does retain the 'person standing in the middle of the street' thing.

I was hearing whispers of a December release date, so no complaints here on the 11/20 date.

If I had to guess, we'll probably get a proper trailer by the end of the month.

I will say that it's a gorgeous teaser. A nice homage, it looks like, to the visual design of the Alias comic.

Huh. I was hoping for next month since they said they wanted to release a new show every six months. November is nice too though.

I guess they didn't want it to come out when all the other shows did season premieres.

New Casting announcements

For the most part it's just confirmation of what was already reported. But it's nice to get this sort of thing directly from the studio so we know it was reported accurately.

Official stills of Jessica Jones.

IS IT NOVEMBER YET? HOW ABOUT NOW?

I'd really like to know what's offscreen that has Jessica so pissed.

It's her default expression.

Someone complained to Tom Brevoort about the Purple Man not being purple. Tom's response is pretty good: "He is purple, he’s just told you that he’s not, and you believe him." Not bad.

And this is why I hate when people call other people or things "SJW." Jesus Christ.

...So their accusation for DC "Going full SJW like Marvel" is that they did a Batman issue dealing with police racism? And I'm sure that's also a dig at ANAD Marvel but nothing I've seen in the line-up constitutes "SJW".

I feel like this is becoming the new Mary Sue, a catch-all term people are applying to anything they dislike regardless of whether or not it fits.

Hell it's not like the Gotham PD doesn't have a reputation, both in and out of universe, for being horribly corrupt. I'm not a fan of everything Azzarello has written but Batman 44 did shine a light on something that needed to be talked about. Him being on DK 3 might be a good thing after all.

It always was.

The use of the term "SJW" communicates to others that you can stop reading here, because nothing that follows will be of any value.

edited 21st Sep '15 8:51:13 AM by TobiasDrake

I'm not a fan of everything Azzarello has written but Batman 44 did shine a light on something that needed to be talked about.

Well, it's a good thing then that the issue was written by Azzarello and Scott Snyder. Snyder has been killing it with his Batman run so far.

So very true.