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Daredevil

Four Comics for People Missing Marvel’s Netflix Shows

By Dave Richards

February 22, 2019

Dave Richards suggests comic books for fans of Marvel’s Netflix Shows, some of which are being pulled from Netflix or canceled. Marvel Comics prides itself as being “the world outside your window,” which means it’s a place where the grittiness of the real world collides with the fantastic elements, like superpowers. It’s especially interesting at…

Matt Murdock in Daredevil

Daredevil Season 3 is the Best Thing to Happen to Netflix’s Marvel Shows

By Dave Richards

November 5, 2018

When the first season of Netflix’s adaptation of Marvel’s Daredevil hit the streaming service, I blew through it. It featured some pretty fantastic characters and casting in the form of Boardwalk Empire‘s Charlie Cox as the title character and Vincent D’Onofrio as the chief antagonist, Wilson Fisk, AKA the Kingpin of Crime. That series was followed…

Vote for Your Favorite Marvel TV Series

By Crime HQ

November 28, 2017

Check out all our Marvel coverage!

Marvel’s The Defenders Season 1 Review: Episodes 7-8

By Dave Richards

September 6, 2017

Hello, and welcome back to my look at Netflix's eight-episode miniseries, The Defenders, which serves as a culmination to the plot lines and character arcs introduced in the streaming service's other Marvel shows—Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist—and a launching point for new stories and directions. In today's installment, we arrive at the…

Marvel’s The Defenders Season 1 Review: Episodes 4-6

By Dave Richards

August 30, 2017

Hello, and welcome back to my look at Netflix's latest Marvel adaptation, The Defenders, which is meant to pay off several seasons of television by bringing together the protagonists, supporting cast, and plot lines from the streaming service’s other Marvel shows—Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist—for one epic eight-episode miniseries. Last time, we…

Marvel’s The Defenders Season 1 Review: Episodes 1-3

By Dave Richards

August 23, 2017

Hello, and welcome back to the Marvel Cinematic Universe! After four seasons of great and highly entertaining television (Daredevil Seasons 1-2, Jessica Jones Season 1, and Luke Cage Season 1) and one season that was a complete stinkfest (I'm looking at you Iron Fist. You know what you did), Netflix and Marvel television have finally delivered the ultimate…

Marvel’s The Defenders Primer: Catch Up On Their Solo and Group Comic Exploits

By Dave Richards

August 17, 2017

In 2015, with the launch of the first season of Daredevil, Marvel television and Netflix began building their own corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Since then, they’ve delivered a steady bit of payout as fans got to meet compelling characters like the title character of Daredevil, blind lawyer turned costumed vigilante Matt Murdock; superpowered…

Trailer: Marvel’s The Defenders

By Crime HQ

May 8, 2017

After a subpar season of Iron Fist, Netflix and Marvel look to get back on track when they unite all four of their heroes in the first season of The Defenders. Slotted for an eight-episode, August 18th release, The Defenders sees the return of the blind lawyer and “Devil of Hell’s Kitchen,” Matt Murdock; the…

5 Gateway Marvel Comics for Crime Fiction Fans

By Dave Richards

January 13, 2017

Crime fiction is usually set in a gritty, grounded world where protagonists are often forced to engage in morally murky decisions. Superhero stories often go in a different direction, featuring brightly clad characters with fantastic powers locked in a struggle of good versus evil. Factor that in with the fact that many of the superhero…

Best TV Shows of 2016

By Crime HQ

December 30, 2016

While the box office had a relatively weak year, the Home Box Office killed it with Season 6 of Game of Thrones and Season 1 of Westworld. Television seems to have surpassed film as the premier viewing medium, with massive hits from several different networks and streaming services.  Check out our top picks for best…

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