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As the first of Marvel's Netflix series, all eyes are on Daredevil to see if it can deliver or not, especially after the failed film attempt back in 2003.
Taking the character back to his dark roots, the series looks to explore a more grounded version of the Man Without Fear, one which will be rooted in the noirish criminal underbelly of New York City, specifically the corrupt Hell’s Kitchen area, painting a grittier picture than we’ve ever seen from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
4 Daredevil Easter Eggs And What They Mean For Future Seasons
This past weekend, Marvel and Netflix debuted their first project together, Daredevil (you can read our review here). While the show itself plays well as a standalone origin tale for the Man Without Fear, it also cleverly and carefully connects to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which means that there are plenty of Easter eggs, references, and pieces of connective tissue to look out for.
James Garcia
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Published: Apr 12, 2015 04:49 pm
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2) The Hand
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The Kingpin deals with several criminals and organizations in his efforts to “save” Hell’s Kitchen: The Russians, Madame Gao, and a Japanese businessman named Mr. Nobu, who’s later revealed to be a badass red-suited ninja, which is an obvious nod to The Hand.
The Hand is an ancient cult of evil, mystical ninjas involved in organized crime and assassination plots. Their biggest enemy is The Chaste, a band of warriors who were once in the Hand but left because they didn’t agree with the cult’s more sinister activities. The Chaste is led by Stick, which explains why he reappeared in Hell’s Kitchen seeking Matt’s aid in stopping some “weapon” that Nobu’s shipping in called Black Sky.
With Stick and Stone hoping to bring Matt into the Chaste, and the Hand slowly finding their way into Hell’s Kitchen (they own a bunch of property now, thanks to Fisk), it’s only a matter of time before Daredevil turns into an all-out ninja extravaganza.
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Lego photographer, cinephile, geek. James is 24 and lives in Portland, OR. He writes for several websites about pop culture, film, and TV and runs a video production company with his wife called Gilded Moose Media.
Published: Apr 12, 2015 04:49 pm