Marvel Cinematic Universe

When Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio made their return in recent MCU projects reprising their roles from the Netflix Marvel shows, a lot of fans are wondering if other characters in that universe will also follow suit and step into the MCU soon. While we haven't heard any official confirmation or comments from Marvel, a new report has now emerged which suggests another actor from the Netflix shows will be making their jump to the MCU.

It's been close to a year since Scarlett Johansson's lawsuit against Disney rocked Hollywood and while all parties involved were able to reach a settlement, some people still have something to say about the issue and one of them is famed Marvel director and one-half of the Russo Brothers, Joe Russo who was a frequent collaborator of the actress.

Before he landed the role of the titular superhero in Netflix's "Daredevil," Charlie Cox was already known to some stateside viewers for his appearance in the second and third season of HBO's "Boardwalk Empire." In that series, Cox played Owen Sleater, the Irish immigrant who became a bodyguard for Steve Buscemi's character, Nucky Thompson, only to wind up having an affair with his wife Margaret (Kelly Macdonald).

The Marvel Disney+ original series, Moon Knight, follows Steven Grant as his life is about to change. The series follows Marc Spector, a man with Dissociative Identity Disorder. His alternate identity, Steven, initially takes the driver’s seat as the show’s main character until the penultimate episode, “Asylum,” finally reveals the actual connection between the two men sharing one body.

Hercules deserves to be the next classic Marvel Comics superhero to join the MCU

Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, the directors of the upcoming MCU TV series Ms Marvel, think Kamala Khan has a glorious and long future ahead of her. Kamala – played in the show by Iman Vellani – is a relative newcomer in the comics. Still, she’s already had an enormous impact, and El Arbi and Fallah want her to have similar success on the small and silver screen.