Teasers galore! AoS, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Legion, and the Defenders. Edit: Doctor Strange Trailer

[Captain Marvelous_v1legacy]

This may be a little less exciting when compared to Wonder Woman and Justice League, but I squealed all the same.

Ghost Rider! While I'm sad to see that he wont be getting a much deserved Netflix series (yet), I'm still very excited to see what Agent's of Shield's fourth season has in store! The particular Ghost Rider joining the Agent's of Shield cast is Robbie Reyes.

Next up we've got a teaser for my main man, Power Man Luke Cage!
I am so ready for this! Love the song they chose.

Now, here's Iron Fist's.
I'm cautiously optimistic for this series.

And finally, the Defenders teaser.
Doesn't really show us anything, but we do hear Sticks talking to our heroes.

Edit: Adding Legion's trailer to the list.
He is Legion for he is many inside that crazy head of his. The trailer looks great!

Edit 2: Doctor Strange trailer


What do you think of the teasers?
Are you guys looking forward to any of these shows?

 

[Samtemdo8_v1legacy]

All these Netflix series just convinces me that Warcraft should have been a Netflix series instead of a theatrical movie

 

[Zontar]

All these Netflix series just convinces me that Warcraft should have been a Netflix series instead of a theatrical movie

Couldn't have been done though, since the reason the series could be made at all is because they just use real locations (often that are empty) and film there. Warcraft is too effects heavy to make a live action series out of. An animated series on the other hand...

OT: This got me hyped for Iron Fist and The Defenders. Didn't really give me anything unexpected for Luke Cage, and I can't say I'm particularly fond of which Ghost Rider they've confirmed will be used for AoS.

 

[Samtemdo8_v1legacy]

All these Netflix series just convinces me that Warcraft should have been a Netflix series instead of a theatrical movie

An animated series on the other hand...

Exactly and it should be of this quality:



So on topic:

Are these TV shows even going to have any relevence to the movies themselves? Because I wonder how all these charcaters will matter in the big epic mash up movies like Avengers.

 

[McElroy]

All these Netflix series just convinces me that Warcraft should have been a Netflix series instead of a theatrical movie

2016 and you're still salty about that Warcraft thing? Get a life already!

OT: Eh, y'know, I don't really watch these, but one of the reasons is definitely how these people, like Spider-Man in Cap 3, have amazing super strength just outta nowhere like they're in the Matrix. That's just dumb. Stupid comics. At least DC makes everyone a Hulk-level calamity at the same time.

 

[Zontar]

Are these TV shows even going to have any relevence to the movies themselves? Because I wonder how all these charcaters will matter in the big epic mash up movies like Avengers.

There seems to be a feud behind the scenes between Marvel Studios and Marvel Television. Can't really be helped, Marvel Television has to get each and every one of its characters approved of since they have to be ones that Marvel Studios doesn't plan on using, or will have no problem with them using the way they intend to (Claire has been used in the Netflix series because Christine Palmer was pegged for Doctor Strange, and apparently no one could figure out a way to use her in both or was willing to).

The shows and movies are still explicitly set in the same universe, but until someone important smacks the right people upside their heads we won't be seeing anything beyond AoS making reference to the latest movie.

 

[Saelune]

Great...now I have to actually watch Agents of Shield...took them long enough to actually use characters known.

But everything else, yay. Marvel Netflix > DC....everything.

 

[Zontar]

I don't see how the Marvel/Disney God Being can have so much money and still give their shows the budget of a highschool anti-drug pep rally

It's because they're a business, and everything needs to make a profit if it is to justify its own existence.

For the Netflix series, one has to remember that the original deal was made for four 13 episode series and one 4-8 episode miniseries for 200 million dollars (which The Punisher and each seasonal renewal being a separate agreement), so that means that Netflix is paying about 3.33 million dollars per episode (or about what a prime time series costs to make) while Marvel/Disney need to make each episode cost less then that to make a profit.

 

[PapaGreg096]

Ghost Rider regardless of the character should've gotten the Netflix treatment hell Robbies backstory about him being on the mean streets of LA is pure Netflix material.