Charlie Cox decides to be in favor of Disney-Marvel giving him lots of money for DAREDEVIL.

I know, I know. You’re shocked, too: “When Netflix’s Daredevil series premiered in 2015, it presented a much darker and more grounded version of the character. In a recent interview with ComicBook.com, actor Charlie Cox said he doesn’t think a new series would have to retain that same mature tone.” …Which is good, because if he wants to star in a hypothetical Daredevil show that’s on Disney+ and not Hulu… well, there are gonna be expectations.

I’m not actually upset about this. I have adolescent kids now, you know? I’m reasonably certain that when I turn on Disney+ to watch some MCU stuff with the kids there won’t be anything too embarrassing on*. I kind of treasure the certainty, really.

Moe Lane

*And if they want something less tame, they can learn to sneak downstairs in the middle of the night, just like I did at their age. Only with an infinitely better selection of stuff to watch. These kids today! They just don’t know how good they got it…

Daredevil Showing Up In The Next Spidey Movie?

Mayyyyybe:

Via @zamoose. The Netflix MCU shows actually would work well in Sony’s Spider-verse thingy; they’re lower-powered, for one thing. Punisher or Kingpin make more sense as antagonists for Spider-Man than they would have for Iron Man or Captain America; you could believe that Spidey would have real trouble taking one of them down. As for continuity? …Who the hell cares about continuity? The comics sure don’t!

The Netflix ‘Daredevil’ trailer.

Be interesting to see if they can pull this off.

Netflix will just be dumping the whole thing out at once; all thirteen episodes will be available April 10th. I honestly have no idea if that’s going to work, or not. I’m not even sure that I know enough about this kind of video-on-demand scheduling to even really appreciate the question. I do know that this show actually looks pretty sweet. Not that I’m caught up on all the other shows that I should be watching right now…