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The Weekly Pull: Iron First, DC's Future State, Abbott 1973, and More ✖ It is nearly new comic book day again. New releases are on the way and will hit comic book stores and digital comics platforms and each week in The Weekly Pull, ComicBook. com's team highlights some of the new releases that we're are most excited about getting to read. Those releases might be from the big two publishers or a smaller press, brand new issues of ongoing series, original graphic novels, or collected editions of older material. It might involve capes and cowls or it could be from any other genre. Whatever i...

Kevin Feige says "never say never" about reviving Netflix Marvel characters.

When Netflix started wielding the axe and culling their Marvel shows, it wasn’t exactly a surprise that Iron Fist was first on the chopping block, with Danny Rand’s solo series far and away the weakest of the bunch. However, it did come as a shock to many when Luke Cage was axed the following week, especially as both seasons had been warmly received by critics and the second run of episodes ended on a cliffhanger that promised an interesting new direction for Mike Colter’s title hero. At the time, we were unaware that Marvel Studios were in the process of gathering up as many of their...

Exclusive: Mike Colter Says No Current Talks With Marvel for Luke Cage Exclusive: Mike Colter says no current talks with Marvel for Luke Cage It’s been two years since audiences last saw Mike Colter as the titular hero in the final season of the Netflix show  Luke Cage and though rumors have surfaced that the streaming platform’s Daredevil, Charlie Cox, would finally be making the jump to the big screen in the upcoming third Spider-Man film with Tom Holland, Colter has revealed to ComingSoon.net that he has not heard from Marvel Studios about coming back for more.

We’ve already seen what happens when Sony stuff a Spider-Man 3with too many supporting characters and unnecessary subplots, and the studio did it again seven years later in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. However, the mere presence of Marvel Studios is enough to assuage doubts among many fans that history will end up repeating itself for a third time when Tom Holland’s next outing swings into theaters in twelve months from now. So far, Jamie Foxx’s Electro, Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange, Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire’s Peter Parkers, Emma Stone’s Gwen Stacy, Kirsten Dunst�...