The Man Without Fear ha
s now become The Man Without A Reboot, according to a few downtrodden tweets (that would make a good band name, The Downtrodden Tweets) from the once and possibly future possible DD director, Joe Carnahan.
These tweets point toward the fact that Fox is releasing Daredevil back into the Marvel wild, allowing the rights to any future Daredevil appearances to revert back to Disney/Marvel.
Earlier this week Carnahan tweeted that his “retro, red-suited, Serpico-styled superhero” pitch “went up in smoke”.
Originally reported by Deadline, the site claimed that:
“From what I’m hearing, that means that Fox is prepared to see the rights to that character revert back to Marvel Studios, and fall under the Disney umbrella. Marvel essentially said no to an extension and to Fox’s request that it come aboard as cofinancier of the Daredevil film.”
Guys. To clarify. DD pitch was tremendous and everyone flipped for it. The clock ticked down at Fox, that’s why it went tits up.
I will post the piece we did since it should be seen be all now…then you guys decide.
About Brent Kincade
Brent Kincade has often wondered if there was an alternate universe where Aquaman was instead called Waterhombre. He also spends a fair amount of his waking life patiently waiting for friends to mention a Thunderdome so he can roll his eyes and plead, "Can't we just get BEYOND Thunderdome??" (Six times, thus far.) His first comic book was Spidey Super Stories #4 in 1974, his first Star Trek episode was "City On The Edge of Forever" in 1975, his first Doctor Who was "The Visitation" in 1984. Once when he was young, he stashed his vinyl Halloween Spider-Man costume in the neighbor lady's shrubs and was later caught red-handed, crawling into the shrubs to change into costume because he had, "Heard a cry for help". He's a father, an artist, a graphic designer, a cartoonist, and usually pretty handy in a pinch. Brent requests the story of his days be co-written by Harlan Ellison, Steven Moffat and Neil Gaiman, drawn by John Romita, scored by Ben Folds and riffed on by the fine folks at Mystery Science Theater 3000.
