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YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN: Episode 1 & 2 is now out on Disney+.

Episode Title:

- Episode 1: Amazing Fantasy

- Episode 2: The Parker Luck

This series is developed by Jeff Trammell for Disney+, drawing inspiration from the Marvel Comics character Spider-Man. As the 12th television series within the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) under Marvel Studios, it is produced by Marvel Studios Animation. The show delves into Peter Parker’s early journey as Spider-Man, presenting an alternate timeline distinct from the main MCU films and series, where Norman Osborn takes on the role of Parker’s mentor instead of Tony Stark.

YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN is available for streaming exclusively on Disney+.

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Daredevil: Born Again showrunner Dario Scardapane says the upcoming Marvel series will have some big differences from the original Netflix show.

"There is more fun in the moments with these characters and a lot less navel-gazing than before," he says in the new issue of SFX magazine, which features Daredevil: Born Again on the cover and hits newsstands on January 29.

"The earlier show, at its best, was fantastic. At its worst, it was two characters in a room talking about what a hero is. I felt that had been done. I'm not taking swipes. I just didn't want to hear characters grousing about their lot in life. I wanted to see them doing things.”

One of the major changes he made was with the pace of scenes, Scardapane says, referencing his time on The Punisher. "One of our edicts was longer scenes," he recalls. "You had these long five-page scenes of characters hashing it out in order to make space between these massive action sequences. The way stuff has evolved since then, we're able to do big action sequences at a lot more pace.

"I really feel that Netflix's Daredevil, which I know in my blood, was much more noir, and this show is more New York crime story," he continues. "It has elements of The Sopranos and King Of New York. There's a feeling for those classic '90s crime tales. It has a pace and a scope that, for a lot of reasons, Netflix wasn't able to do. They were very dark, cinematically, not necessarily story-wise, although there were some dark elements. We're much darker."

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