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‘Daredevil: Born Again’ is one of the most highly anticipated upcoming projects in the MCU. While Matt Murdock has already made several appearances, the new standalone series is set to bring back many characters from Netflix’s ‘Defenders’ Saga.

However, ‘Born Again’ has faced a somewhat turbulent production. Originally envisioned as a soft reboot of the Netflix series, the show’s approach is noticeably different. Several notable characters have either been omitted entirely or recast.

After executives reviewed the initial footage, they decided to reboot the reboot, requiring additional scenes to be filmed and taking the show in a completely new direction. ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ was reimagined as a continuation of the Netflix series, bringing back much of the original cast.

The initial plans for ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ did not include Karen Page or Foggy Nelson, and Charlie Cox openly discussed this in interviews. Some insider reports suggested that these...

It’s been 10 years since X-Men: Days of Future Past hit theatres, ushering in an endgame to a universe that would not be replicated until Avengers: Infinity War, four years later. It closed the book in the older generation of X-Men that had carried the franchise until their younger variants had been introduced in X-Men: First Class.

James McAvoy and Patrick Stewart in X-Men: Days of Future Past | Fox Studios

X-Men: Days of Future Past remains one of the most important X-Men films, one that adapts the tragic and brutal Days of Future Past storyline from the comics. It involves Wolverine racing against time to erase the future that has Sentinels hunting and murdering mutants with impunity for the sake of ‘preserving the human race’.

X-Men: Days of Future Past is remembered fondly by fans

Michael Fassbender in a still from X-Men: Days of Future Past | Fox Studios

A decade...

Agents of Shield fans want their show to be recognized as part of the MCU canon, just like Daredevil. Fans are torn between being excited for Daredevil's acknowledgement and sad that Agents of Shield has been ignored. The strong connections between Agents of Shield and the MCU, as well as its introduction of important concepts, make it deserving of canonization.

Agents of Shield fans have taken to social media to share their varied reactions to the pre-Disney+ Netflix Daredevil show being potentially acknowledged as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's canon in the lead up to Echo's release. The ABC show spanned out of the events of 2012's The Avengers, following a surprisingly alive Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) and his assembled Shield taskforce. Netflix's Daredevil kicked off a darker, street-level corner of the MCU at the time, as Matt Murdock's (Charlie Cox) war on crime introduced characters including Jessica Jones,...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Secret Invasion. Three episodes in for Secret Invasion, Marvel fans are still grieving over its biggest missing character. The Marvel Cinematic Universe's latest Disney+ series has already crossed its midpoint, as Nick Fury and Talos the Skrull's mission becomes more complicated. Amid all of this, Daisy Johnson/Quake remains absent in Secret Invasion, which is disappointing for many who are hoping that the show will mark Chloe Bennett's comeback vehicle as the Marvel character.

On the heels of Secret Invasion episode 3's release, fans take to Twitter to share their disappointment over Daisy's non-appearance. Check out some of the tweets below:

Unless Chloe Bennett show up on screen, do not expect Daisy Johnson/Quake to appear in #SecretInvasion. It'd be cool if she is, but again don't get your hopes high for this one. You only set yourselves up for disappointment. — Ahmad Muhammad (@AhmadMuhammad97) July...

Warning! This post contains Spoilers for Marvel's Secret Invasion episode 3

Marvel's Secret Invasion has seemingly confirmed a major theory that an Avenger is secretly a Skrull impostor. Having been teased in previous episodes, Secret Invasion episode 3 provides the biggest hints yet that Col. James "Rhodey" Rhodes (Don Cheadle) is in fact a Skrull. Also known as War Machine and a member of the Avengers, the chances that the real Rhodey has been replaced is now more likely than ever, and fans have taken to social media to call out the latest major clues in the current MCU show.

As seen on Twitter, several MCU fans are pointing out the hints from Secret Invasion episode 3 teasing that Rhodey is actually a Skrull. In the episode, Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) threatens a Skrull who mistakenly called him by his first name while pretending to be Talos (Ben Mendelsohn). As such, fans...