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Marvel and Netflix are proud to announce that Krysten Ritter will star in "Marvel's A.K.A. Jessica Jones," an all-new 13-episode series premiering on Netflix in 2015 following "Marvel's Daredevil." Ritter will play Jessica Jones, first introduced in writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Michael Gaydos' classic ALIAS comic series.

Do you live in or around Manhattan? Are you awake? Dressed? Come on, don't be slacker here. Get yourselves to Hell's Kitchen, where they are filming a Netflix show called "Bluff". Or as Bleeding Cool readers better know it, Daredevil. If you see anything, let us know!

Rosario Dawson (Sin City: A Dame to Kill For) can't say an awful lot about her role as Claire Temple/Night Nurse in Marvel and Netflix's Daredevil, but does express interest in reprising the role in Doctor Strange, just like in "The Oath" comic book. Read on for details...

Steven DeKnight, showrunner for the Netflix series Daredevil took to twitter recently and answered some questions from fans about the upcoming Marvel project that is currently filming. He gets a few questions involving his previous series Spartacus, and folks trying to get more information, but the interesting things here may be the things he doesn't know.

Marvel has apparently cast Mike Colter to play Luke Cage in its forthcoming Jessica Jones series as well as the Luke Cage standalone series that follows it, Indiewire reports.In the comics, Cage is a young hood who is in and out of juvenile homes until he is sent to prison for a crime he [...]

A blind lawyer with his other senses superhumanly enhanced fights crime as a costumed superhero. See full technical specs " Trivia Charlie Cox was Joe Quesada's first choice for the role, going back even before Marvel regained the rights to the character.

Charlie Cox is seeing things clearly about what it takes to star as Matt Murdock in the upcoming Daredevil series. "It's great fun, but it also comes with a great deal of responsibility," he told reporters at the Theory of Everything premiere in New York City on Monday night.

Netflix's Daredevil will feature a tried and true Marvel hero, but he's far from the Avengers -- both literally and figuratively, says Marvel TV head Jeph Loeb. Entertainment Weekly has an article on the TV series set to debut next May, talking with Loeb, showrunner Steven S.

In May, Marvel Comics are releasing Marvel's Daredevil: Defender of Hell's Kitchen Season One, a slipcase hardcover edition to accompany Marvel's Agent Carter: Season One Declassified and Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Season One and Season Two Declassified volumes Marvel's Daredevil follows the incredible journey of Matt Murdock, the Man Without Fear.

We haven't heard much from Marvel's Netflix ' Daredevil' series since the big presentation at New York Comic-Con, save for the character's successor in Krysten Ritter's Jessica Jones, so what's Matt Murdock been up to? Find out in two new photos of Marvel's "street-level heroes,"as 'Daredevil' hits the streets to dispense some ninja justice!

In their newest issue, Entertainment Weekly reveals that next (almost this) year's Daredevil Netflix series will be the "exact opposite" of the 2003 20th Century Fox-Ben Affleck feature, according to showrunner Steven S. DeKnight, although DeKnight doesn't quite say how.

UPDATE: Netflix has announced the global debut date for Daredevil and a motion poster.

Even though we're just three months shy of the show debuting, showrunner Steven DeKnight already is talking of one villain he wants to show up in Season 2 of the series.

Hot off the heels of the news earlier this week that Netflix would release their first Marvel series (the 13-episode Daredevil) on April 10th, the Netflix head honcho has offered up a point of clar...

While many took issue with Ben Affleck’s turn as Matt Murdock in 2003’s Daredevil film, the [...]