Netflix canceled Daredevil from Marvel after three seasons

The show that launched Marvel and the ambitious series of interconnected superheroes of Netflix ended prematurely.

The Hollywood Reporter confirmed that Daredevil– who recently launched his acclaimed third season – joined Iron fist and Luke Cage canceled by Netflix, as the streaming service begins to come out of its Marvel universe, while Marvel Studios is interested in premium series for the next service of its parent company, Disney +, Disney +.

Here's a statement from Netflix that promises that, as long as the series is over, Daredevil as a character "will stay alive in Marvel's future projects":

Marvel's Daredevil will not be coming back for a fourth season on Netflix. We are extremely proud of the last and last season of the series and although this is painful for fans, we believe it is best to close this chapter on a positive note. We are grateful to our Marvel partners, showrunner Erik Oleson, the show's writers, a fantastic crew and an incredible cast, including Charlie Cox as Daredevil, and fans who have supported the series over the years. years. While the series on Netflix is ​​over, the three existing seasons will remain in service for years to come, while the character of Daredevil will live in Marvel's future projects.

Just Jessica Jones and The punisher As shown by the initial agreement between Marvel and Netflix, but given the rapidly declining relationship between the streaming giant and Marvel, how long will they survive – a third season of Jessica Jones went into production in June of this year, while The punisher has only been greenlit for a second season without further details – beyond their current commitments remains to be seen.