What is with all of these teasers nowadays? I know – the marketing people have figured out that we’d do their work for them for free. Last Updated: December 2, 2014

I’m a massive advocate of Netflix. Traditional TV is about as dead as print media, but it doesn’t realise that yet. And TV licenses can kiss my massive hairy arse. Ahem. Back on topic, there’s one other reason why I’m keeping my Netflix account renewed, and that’s so that I can get my fix of Marvel content. Specifically, my Daredevil …

There’s no doubt about it: Marvel rules the cinematic box office at the moment. But while Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. has been abso-bloody-lutely incredible ever since Hydra first reared it head(s) thanks to the reveals of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, the same claim to rulership cannot be made about the TV domain. Yet. Agents is about to take a mid-season break, during which they will tag …

Like all South Africans of a certain age I have read a lot of Harvey Comics. Hands-down my favourites were the giant baby bird Baby Huey and the devil Hot Stuff. But I always had time for Richie Rich, much like how Archie fans really prefer Jughead, but they’ll tolerate Archie’s dysfunctional love triangles. Richie is a super, super rich …

Love or hate them, but there’s no denying that Marvel has one hell of an output right now in terms of content. Detailed movie plans arriving in several phases, a connected animated universe and an upcoming jump into Netflix territory have all resulted in various properties being licensed. But don’t expect Daredevil to be one of the happier projects around. …

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With its street-level superheroics and badass ninja mythology, Daredevil is perfect for a live-action adaptation. Alas, the last time Hollywood took a crack at it, it nearly ruined Ben Affleck’s career and left audiences wishing they were blind. But now Marvel has the Man Without Fear back in their wheelhouse, and will be using him to kickoff their collaboration with …

  Not content with their original television series and movie deals, Netflix are moving forward with an animated series for kids called Kong – King of the Apes; created by 41 Entertainment with Avi Arad (Iron Man, Spider-Man) on board as executive producer. The series is set to premier in 2016 with a full-length feature movie, followed by twelve half-hour …