It is 18 months difficult. Even if you do not look at the evolution of the world, we are literally faced with a content crisis. The films were pushed; The productions were suspended, Tik Tok gained popularity. It was a dark period to try to take care of all this sudden free time. There seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel now, however, as the cinemas again have release dates, the programs come back to the antenna, new shows have dates to come, and Tik tok - well, tik tik Tok is always dark spectrum in all our lives. The only thing that can fight it is superb superheroes in TV format.
As the Emmy nominations have shown a lot of love to our favorite superheroes, as well as Loki who has just finished an incredible season, we have reached a key point in the supersaturation of superheroes. We have obtained incredible money, weight and creatives to bring the comics on the small screen with the same balance that they were brought to the big screen!
So, I know that we may not have as much free time as a few months ago, but here are 7 of the best superhero television shows that you can broadcast at the moment.
Note from the author
I kept my choices for the new series of programs in recent years while the modern era of comics adaptations has taken over pop culture. If I had done all the way back, it would have been a much longer list. Also, don't expect to find Watchmen here. I don't even recognize it.
Based on the book of the Gerard Way music icon, Umbrella Academy gave life to the strange and strange comic in a hilarious, absurd and downright strange way. Having been gathered when they were children, the overpowered brothers and sisters have long been separated until the death of their "father" brings them back together, and they begin the winding journey, traveling in time and apocalyptically important.
With arches of emotional characters, solid action sequences and an often touching story of family ties, Academy does not suffer from his crazy and original approach to narration, but enormously benefits. While we look at the separate family come together while several of them understand the true scope of their powers, we are also entitled to a hilarity induced by acid, improbable love stories and some of the most unique characters on television right now.
You can find this streaming from two seasons on Netflix as an original program.
Before Disney + storm the streaming world, they had concluded a partnership with Netflix to bring The Defenders on the small screen. Although this did not go exactly as planned (Iron Fist is impossible to look at), one of the good things that came out was Charlie Cox in the role of Matt Murdock - a blind lawyer, avenge Devil at night.
Most of the success of this show can rest directly on Cox's shoulders himself. His interpretation of Murdock and his ascent to the post of defender of Hell’s Kitchen allowed Cox to show his actor talents with a real double action role. The affable and charming Murdock took cases and won the hearts of his friends and his enemies, while Daredevil went out at night to hammer justice in the criminal world and his great rival, Wilson Fisk. There is a real dichotomy "which is the real Matt Murdock" at work here while he looks more and more about his superhero character, really becoming the Red Devil as the series advanced.
Support actors have also helped a lot. Debra Ann Woll, Elden Henson and the always wonderful Vincent of Onofrio helped to complete the cast to give life to the trials and tribulations of Murdoch. The ‘are they not, they are with Karen when she becomes a world class journalist. Foggy's best friend who can't stand who becomes Matt. And the indomitable battle between Daredevil and Kingpin who raged through the city and even invited an unexpected spin-off with The Punisher.
It may also have helped that this show has some of the best combat choreographies there are. Who does not immediately think of this insane staircase / corridor fight of the first season in the second where this program is mentioned?
The Netflix/Disney experience was relatively short and did not really work as we had planned. However, Daredevil was so good and so well received, Charlie Cox will officially go into the MCU later this year, and it is even a question of onofrio also taking up his Kingpin. Crossing a dead universe, at Miles Morales is a certain sign that you have done something good.
Discover the three seasons (obviously) on Netflix!
When it comes to doing a comic book/a superhero show that is not Marvel or DC, it tends to be a "unique take" of what we already know. And, for any reason, it always seems to be justice League. It is perhaps just the archetypes that JL embodies that facilitate translation, but it always seems that it is them, whatever the reason.
Enter invincible. A series based on justice League and which almost immediately follows its own path. Things are not what they seem to be and invincible must learn to quickly become their powers.
The simple joy of invincible is twofold. First of all, it is a story of passing to adulthood when a young man learns to live with his super powers, his secret identity and the world as he knows him is getting rid of. Second, it's so incredibly violent. Nothing else on this list is getting closer. There is another premium exclusivity that tries (learn more about it later), but no. Invincible uses its animated license to really go above the violence to the point of making you grimace. The level of violence is not only because it is free, but because they really show what the superhumans would do really do each other in a brutal and brutal way.
Add really great characters, impressive dubbing / cameras, wild twists and turns and an excellent end -of -season configuration for the next batch of episodes, and invincible is definitely a must!
Discover the first season on Amazon Prime.
In the constantly evolving world of comics, people die, have resurrected, have multi-life versions of themselves which are replaced or have an abundance of clones that prevail. Thus, there are very few times when the characters of comics suffer a real loss, apart from a few. In the pages of Marvel and on the MCU screen, Wanda Maximoff has suffered a loss on a scale that I do not think that another Marvel hero can even touch.
After the fallout from Infinity War/Endgame, we find Wanda and the vision in a reality of Sitcom where their life is joyfully taking place... as long as reality is not infiltrated. What is real, which is at the epicenter, and can Wanda save her family becomes the node of the series while the real status of Wanda finally becomes canon in the MCU.
While the show inevitably ends with Marvel's "final confrontation", the show is based on loss, pain management and the ability to move forward. While the sitcom tropes and the course of the world created become clearer as narrative devices and less head selects of pop culture, absolute heartbreaking truths are revealed. The last parts of the show are heartbreaking. Wanda's pain becomes palpable, even though its more important role in the MCU becomes more defined, cementing it as one of the most important characters in the Marvel universe.
Yes, we all dissected this show too much. However, when he carefully and faithfully recreates the best television programs to play in his own character themes, Wandavision defines himself as an emotional, fun, original and incredible journey. But seriously, it was good, right?
Discover this on Disney +.
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