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Here is our first look, which look like official screenshots, at Luke Cage from the upcoming Jessica Jones.

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Here’s our first look, albeit low quality, of Frank Castle (aka The Punisher) on the set of Daredevil. The Punisher is set to make his MCU appearance in Season 2 …
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Some exclusive Daredevil merchandise is available from the July PREVIEWS catalog. In the mood for a DD logo Cap (preorder code JUL152394)? Or maybe you like the look of …
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Back in our days as law students, the three of us – Conrad, Mackenzie and Walker – had a tradition. We’d sit down with shows and watch one …
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The release of Netflix’s Daredevil TV series in its entirety on April 10 was something new for Australian audiences; with Netflix being released locally only at the beginning …
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Today saw the release of a new trailer for Marvel’s Daredevil, the first of several interconnected Netflix series set in Marvel’s ongoing Cinematic Universe. There’s a lot to unpack here, but …
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Scribd, the digital library that offers an ebooks and audiobooks subscription service, announced it will feature “more than 10,000 comic books from some of the world’s top comic publishers.”

In …
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The first trailer for the Netflix Daredevil series has arrived! As you may know if you’re reading this, this is the first of four series set in the same Marvel …
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Marvel Studios has become expert at slow-drip marketing – giving enough out to keep the fans hooked, but keeping it low-key enough not to irritate people who aren’t already following …
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A few weeks back, Netflix fired a major salvo in its battle to establish itself as a major player in the original content market (its first original TV series, …
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Greetings and salutations! My name’s Dave Howlett, and I’ll be reviewing new movies here at NerdSpan. Living in Canada as I do (Halifax, Nova Scotia, to be precise), I’ve …
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Unicorn City revolves around Voss, an unmotivated, unemployed, Dungeons and Dragons playing slacker who struggles with his living arrangements with his brother. Voss’ only real friend is Marsha (Jaclyn Hales), a socially awkward, quirky girl from his D&D guild, with a secret crush on him. The film has some relatively cheesy acting and it’s campy, but there is a lot of heart in the subtext of this film.