My Revolution of PARTs

While Marvel Studios is nearly ready to restart its Phase 4 slate, Disney+ is bringing its own exciting Marvel developments as well. Namely, the streaming service just added past Marvel TV shows such as Agents of SHIELD and all six shows that compromised the Defenders series that first debuted on Netflix. Naturally, this is cause for celebration on multiple levels. This move places every Marvel show that could possibly connect to the MCU in one location, all while Marvel Studios brings characters from these shows into the core MCU story. How that connectivity plays out in the future is still anybody's guess, but for now, the shows have their own special place on Disney+ alongside their counterparts from more recent entries in Phases 1-4. ADVERTISEMENT With this groundbreaking move, fans and Marvel personnel alike have expressed their excitement to see characters like Phil Coulson, Daredevil, and more after their departure from Netflix. Now, a coupl...

The journey of the Netflix Marvel shows making their way onto Disney+ began last year when all the character rights to Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, and The Punisher finally reverted to Marvel Studios. Shortly after these characters returned, it was rumored that Charlie Cox's Matthew Murdock would appear in Spider-Man: No Way Home . At the beginning of the year, evidence indicated these shows would leave Netflix by March 1, which turned out to be the case. Not only would these shows be moving to Disney's streaming service, but the streaming service would also be updating its parental controls to compensate for the addition of mature content. ADVERTISEMENT Finally, these shows are all available on Disney+, and a TV spot has been released to celebrate their inclusion. The Marvel Catalog on Disney+ Has Expanded Disney+ In celebration of Agents of SHIELD , Daredevil , Jessica Jones , Luke Cage , Iron Fist , The Punisher , and The ...

Last year, fans of the Marvel Netflix shows got two big surprises. For one, Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock returned in  Spider-Man: No Way Home . Secondly,  Hawkeye  brought back Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin, making him the big bad of the series. While they may or may not be the exact same characters from  Daredevil , what matters the most is that both of them are back as their iconic characters, regardless of canon status. The two of them returning immediately presents the question: who's next? Several previous Netflix stars have spoken out over the years about their hypothetical return to the MCU and if they'd want to do anything like that. Among them have been the likes of Jon Bernthal's Punisher, Mike Colter's Luke Cage, and Jessica Henwick's Colleen Wing. ADVERTISEMENT Arguably the second most popular Defender behind Cox's Daredevil is Kristen Ritter's Jessica Jones, who recently voiced how much she'd love to r...