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'Daredevil' star claims Marvel exec axed storylines because 'Nobody cares about Asian people'
Peter Shinkoda, who played Nobu in the since cancelled Netflix show Daredevil, has alleged that one of the show's producers urged writers not to pen storylines about Asian characters.
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Matteo De Cosmo, Art Director on ‘Luke Cage’ and ‘The Punisher,’ Dies at 52 of COVID-19 Complications
Matteo De Cosmo, an art director who has worked on “Luke Cage,” “The Punisher” and the series “Emergence,” died of complications from COVID-19 on April 21. He was 52.De Cosmo was a New York-based art director who had worked on both film and TV projects, including several at ABC Studios. Most recently, he was working on a pilot for the series “Harlem’s Kitchen,” which had its production shut down this past March.“Making television is challenging. But there are people that assure you every day wit
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How to watch the complete MCU before 'Avengers: Endgame' - in chronological order
But you might need to borrow the Time Stone to do it.
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What Can Actually Kill Luke Cage?
Of all the super people that make up Netflix’s Marvel mini-verse, Luke Cage is easily the least vulnerable of all of them. He’s super strong, like Jessica Jones and Danny Rand, but his defining physical trait is his impenetrable skin. You can’t shoot Luke Cage — the bullets just bounce right off him. But Luke is certainly not unkillable. So as we head into the second season of “Luke Cage,” it’s worth looking again at how a bad guy might be able to take Luke out.
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Luke Cage’s Mustafa Shakir wants Bushmaster to visit Okoye in Wakanda (exclusive)
“We have some of the same samurai energy.”
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New TV shows coming to Singapore this June: Succession, Luke Cage S2, Are You Human? and more
Every month, we’ll tell you about new TV shows to hit terrestrial and cable channels, as well as streaming sites in Singapore. June is a quiet month for TV, but that gives the gems this month all the more space to shine, such as Viu’s science fiction Korean drama “Are You Human?” and the second season of Netflix’s “Luke Cage”. If you’re aching for more “Game of Thrones” style intrigue, “Succession” looks like it might scratch that itch — with a contemporary twist.
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No more Marvel TV shows for Netflix
The era of TV shows on Netflix based on Marvel characters is over, following news that Disney is ramping up its plans for its own streaming service.
