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10 More Marvel Characters We Need To See On Netflix

When it was first announced that Marvel and Netflix were teaming up to develop shows revolving around Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist before uniting the heroes in The Defenders, comic book fans were understandably excited. While it would have of course been great to see those characters in their own big screen outins, what the online streaming service has done is essentially give them thirteen hour movies, something it's ultimately pretty hard to complain about.
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Published: Apr 14, 2016 09:23 pm

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3) Spider-Man

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I won’t deny that this is something of a stretch, but bear with me. After the disastrous Amazing Spider-Man movies, Sony desperately needs to repair the wall-crawler’s image, and while early reviews for Captain America: Civil War point to Peter being a highlight, more than that and his solo movie could be needed to turn things around for this franchise.

So, with that in mind, why not give fans something they’ve been dreaming of for years by teaming up the wall-crawler with Daredevil? Sony could do worse than giving Spidey a bit of screentime in a show many critics have called Marvel’s best adaptation, and it honestly makes sense that these two vigilantes operating in New York City would cross paths at some point.

This needs to happen eventually, so why not on Netflix?

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