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The time to return to Hell's Kitchen is coming soon. Today, Marvel surprised fans at the Marvel Fanfare panel with a visit from Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio. But that wasn't the only surprise. Marvel Studios also announced that the Daredevil: Born Again series will be released on March 4th,
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Marvel Comics surprised fans at the Marvel Fanfare by announcing a new DAREDEVIL series, DAREDEVIL: COLD DAY IN HELL. Created by Charles Soule and Steve McNiven; DAREDEVIL: COLD DAY IN HELL takes us to a time of a powerless Matt Murdock, who will still do anything to help those in need. This
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The first project from the new DC Studios is Creature Commandos. Check out the trailer for the animated series above. It's cast includes Sean Gunn, Frank Grillo, Maria Bakalova, Indira Varma, Zoe Chao, Alan Tudyk, David Harbour, and Steve Agee. In the comic series, the Creature Commandos team
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