First look at Netflix’s “Marvel’s Daredevil”.

The new Netflix show, “Marvel’s Daredevil”, is to join the ranks of House of Cards and Orange is the New Black in the near future, with Charlie Cox (Boardwalk Empire) to play the role of Matt Murdock and with Law and Orders own Vincent D’Onofrio to play The Kingpin. Yesterday fans got their first look at Charlie Cox’s Daredevil.

With a teaser image being released not showing fans much but a black, white and red look at what Cox may look like the look seems awful close to the original Daredevil look from one of the earliest Incredible Hulk movies. Soon after the teaser poster was released an official look at Charlie Cox’s new Daredevil.

Cox’s suit seems to be drawn from the Frank Miller and John Romita, Jr.’s DAREDEVIL: MAN WITHOUT FEAR series. Were Daredevil does not yet have his red suit with the devil horns, but we may see the suit develop in the Netflix series.

Fans who attended this week’s New York City Comic Con were treated with footage from th up and coming series which was said to be darker and more action packed than the other Marvel TV show Agents of Shield.

More news about “Marvel’s Daredevil” should be released in the near future closer to the shows release.

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Daredevil will be dark and more real.

In an interview with Empire Netflix CCO, Ted Sarando, came out and talked about their next up and coming project Daredevil. Talking about how it will look and how the show will feel. Daredevil is currently being filmed and with Charlie Cox with the leading role of Matt Murdock.

The show is said to have a darker and grittier look at the Daredevil universe. Taking the Marvel universe in a more of a darker and realistic look than the film of the same name staring, now Batman Ben Affleck, but we won’t talk about that movie because it never happened.

“The series will not be afraid to go darker than the film did,” Sarando revealed. “What we love about this particular set of heroes is that they’re a little more down to Earth. Costume wise and also in that these are gritty crime stories, more in the streets than in the clouds.” Marvel Executive Editorial Director for Digital Media Group and Marvel.com Ryan “Agent M” Penagos said at Comic Con that the Frank Miller run of Daredevil will be worth a read before watching the show.

Daredevil is set for a four series show to be released next year.

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