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At this moment, the Marvel Cinematic Universe includes two phases, 12 films – spanning from 2008’s Iron Man to 2015’s Ant-Man – and four television series, which can further be broken down to the two TV shows on ABC, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter, and the two on Netflix: Daredevil and Jessica Jones. In terms of its film slate, Marvel Studios has movies planned through 2019 (and dates scheduled through 2020), with Captain America: Civil War officially kicking off Phase 3. Meanwhile, ABC also has a handful of new shows in development that would join the MCU.
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Exactly
That's why we need a Punisher series with even more gore and over the top brutal killings. Like in Daredevil when he shotgunned that guys face
Then Blade and Moonknight
It's funny because I hear a lot how Marvel is kid friendly yet people ignore their Netflix shows. They've done more R rated stuff then DC.
Daredevil's second season was absolutely amazing but I have never wanted a Punisher series more now. Berenthal nailed the Frank Castle character! I can't believe they are focusing on Iron Fist before Frank Castle...that's just wrong.
At least someone in Hollywood finally got a Frank Miller character right with Elektra.
One of the Best intro credits for any TV series.
Am just getting into this.. so many good Superhero shows to watch these days.