Does marvel make any tv shows with superheroes

[Jim Pez]

Does marvel make any tv show's with superheroes From the comics ? Most of the DC shows involve superheroes from the comics and the marvel ones seem to have plain clothes charactors.

[ben6543]

not on tv no.only on netflix.

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by ben6543

not on tv no.only on netflix.

Ghost Rider appears frequently on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

There is also Inhumans which just debuted.

[Hubunkey]

They have animated versions of alot of their characters on DisneyXD

[RodChester]

I’d say Agent Carter is the only Marvel show without a super powered hero.

[crude]

Originally Posted by RodChester

I’d say Agent Carter is the only Marvel show without a super powered hero.

Not hero. But it had super powered vilains at least.

Well from Marvel you have Legion wich airs on FX but its from an X-Men universe.

[Jim Pez]

Any idea why marvel makes tv shows with plain clothes charactors and not super powered heroes like DC does ?

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by jim1174

Any idea why marvel makes tv shows with plain clothes charactors and not super powered heroes like DC does ?

And again, Ghost Rider and the Inhumans are "superpowered" characters.

[crude]

Originally Posted by jim1174

Any idea why marvel makes tv shows with plain clothes charactors and not super powered heroes like DC does ?

Because they are not connected to the movies in the DC case. Marvel Agents of SHIELD is connected with the Marvel Universe Movies as Agent Carter was and probably Inhumans. Not sure about the netflix ones. So it makes no sense making a TV Show called Captain America or Thor. As in DC case u have Flash the movie and Flash the tv show....

[kevin87]

Originally Posted by crude

Because they are not connected to the movies in the DC case. Marvel Agents of SHIELD is connected with the Marvel Universe Movies as Agent Carter was and probably Inhumans. Not sure about the netflix ones. So it makes no sense making a TV Show called Captain America or Thor. As in DC case u have Flash the movie and Flash the tv show....

Netflix ones are connected too, they're just street level heroes. They've talked about "the incident" (I think that's what they call it?) a lot, which is the event in The Avengers, but since they're all contained in NYC and in the past (2013/2014ish), the events of the other movies haven't been brought up. Plus, they never really had the connection to the MCU that Peggy did because of Captain America and Coulson did with The Avengers.

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by crude

Because they are not connected to the movies in the DC case. Marvel Agents of SHIELD is connected with the Marvel Universe Movies as Agent Carter was and probably Inhumans. Not sure about the netflix ones. So it makes no sense making a TV Show called Captain America or Thor. As in DC case u have Flash the movie and Flash the tv show....

The Marvel TV shows on ABC, Netflix, and Hulu are connected to the Marvel movies but for cost reasons only selected actors from the movies appear on the shows. Agent Coulson is the only character who moved from the movies to TV permanently.

Jamie Alexander and Samuel L. Jackson have made appearances on SHIELD. And the characters in the TV shows have referenced the events from the films.

DC is different in that DC greenlit the TV shows before the movies and DC chose the lesser prominent characters of Arrow and Flash. Supergirl had a hitch as it was intended for another network so that show takes place in a seperate universe. Legends of Tomorrow debut in the same year as Supergirl but is in the Arrow/Flash universe. They have found a way to bring Supergirl into that universe. By using the alternate universes loophole allowed Superman to appear in Supergirl. The only caveat is Batman who can be referenced but not shown due to contractual arrangements with the Fox network.

[RodChester]

Originally Posted by jim1174

Does marvel make any tv show's with superheroes From the comics ? Most of the DC shows involve superheroes from the comics and the marvel ones seem to have plain clothes charactors.

Originally Posted by jim1174

Any idea why marvel makes tv shows with plain clothes charactors and not super powered heroes like DC does ?

Did you just ask the same question twice in your own thread?

And again, all the Marvel shows have super powered heroes in them except for Agent Carter.

[Krypton_Son]

Daredevil, Legion, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Iron Fist, all have superheroes with super powers. Pay attention.

[Batmon77]

Former
Spidey Super Stories 1974–77 PBS 29 segments on seasons 4–6 of The Electric Company.[1][2]
The Amazing Spider-Man 1977–79 CBS 13 episodes[3]
The Incredible Hulk 1977–82 83 episodes and 3 reunion television films
Spider-Man 1978–79 Tokyo Channel 12 41 episodes and a film. Japanese co-production with Toei Company
Mutant X 2001–04 Syndicated 66 episodes
Blade: The Series 2006 Spike 13 episodes. Takes place after the events of Blade: Trinity.
Agent Carter 2015–16 ABC 18 episodes. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The Defenders 2017 Netflix 8 episode miniseries. Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.


Ongoing
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 2013–present ABC Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Renewed for a fifth season.
Daredevil 2015–present Netflix Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Renewed for a third season.
Jessica Jones Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Both renewed for a second season.
Luke Cage 2016–present
Legion 2017–present FX Renewed for a second season.[4]
Iron Fist Netflix Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Renewed for a second season.[5]
Inhumans ABC Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Versions of the first two episodes screened in IMAX theaters before its premiere on ABC.[6]
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