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Spider-Man Actor Campaigns for Disney+ Damage Control Spin-off (Exclusive)

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Spider-Man: Homecoming  remains one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's most pivotal installments, and its value only increases retrospectively. From the Tony Stark and Peter Parker bond being the catalyst for  Avengers: Endgame 's time heist to the Pepper Potts proposal laying the groundwork for where the Starks are emotionally come  Avengers: Infinity War , Spider-Man's first Marvel Studios outing is filled with crucial seeds that blossomed big shortly after. While the aforementioned moments have seen resolution,  Homecoming  still has a couple that have yet to sprout. The biggest of those is the Department of Damage Control (DODC), a federal division tasked with housekeeping. Its chores list is not exactly dishwashing and laundry, though. ADVERTISEMENT As seen in Spider-Man: Homecoming 's opening scene, the DODC first shows up following the Battle of New York from 2012's  The Avengers . The department shuts down Adrian Toomes's ...

Daredevil Actress Campaigns for Revival After Disney+ Takeover

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Ever since Netflix canceled Daredevil  due to Disney's incoming competing streaming service, fans have held multiple ongoing campaigns to revive the show. Alongside those fans was almost every actor and actress from Daredevil  throwing in their support for the show to continue, despite the impending takeover of Marvel content on Disney+. It has certainly been an exciting month for fans of Daredevil and the rest of Netflix's Marvel shows. In February, every show was announced to be leaving the streaming service by March 1, leaving fans to wonder where they would end up next. However, Disney assured fans that further clarification of where they'd stream next would come soon. ADVERTISEMENT In a happy surprise, it was revealed that Disney+ would be adding additional parental controls, meaning that more mature shows like Daredevil and the rest of the former Netflix shows could be included in its catalog—giving these shows a far better chance to ...