You Tell Us: What Shows Should Marvel TV Be Making?

1st Iron Fist (the new immortal weapon version)
2nd Hellstorm (Warren Ellis version)
3rd Master of Kung Fu
4th Strange tales (hourly anthology- first half Doctor Strange, second half different every week e.g. Man Thing. Should be quite experimental)
5th Cap Britan & MI:13
6th Hercules (probably too big a budget but worth a try).

Yeah. I'm not sure how hard it would be to pull this off, but an Immortal Iron Fist series, done Brubaker/Fraction/Aja-style? Excellence.

No more live-action superhero series without costumes, please. Without the costumes…why am I watching?

ridiculous looking costumes don't succeed in making them “super” nor do them make them “heroes”. All they really do is make the actors look like tools. The fact that the character is lifting up a truck and throwing down the street at a bad guy is what makes him cool… not the tight lycra outfit or the silly looking padded leather body suit. If they need to get dressed up then they should wear actual tactical gear.

New Mutants Animated series would be so cool! Or a Magik live action…

I thought Marvel was planning to revamp it once the rights reverted back, though. Not Fox.

Both of these suggestions pretty much utterly ignore most of the last 20 years of crappy continuity and just go back to early/core visions of the characters.

Machine Man – based on the Wolfman/Ditko run, where he's Aaron Stack, an insurance agent trying to pass for human. This gives him a civilian identity, a recurring cast of characters, and a regular motif. Also, his “costume” can be more easily explained and his powers could, for the most part, work well on television.

Cloak and Dagger – the pairing apparently works, if a thousand dance films can be believed, and their powers/costumes would film well on a TV budget. Give her something less of a superhero unitard and make his outfit less of a giant cloak and more of a big trench-coat, and they're good to go. Add members of their families, social workers, other street kids, and some urban criminals (drug dealers/manufacturers, etc.) and you've got an ensemble cast.

I just hope that he brings back Spectacular Spider-Man.
Since they nixed the Magneto movie, it could actually be a sweet live-action series. A young Magneto who is politically involved in Israel, a hippie-esque Charles Xavier, a very young American spook named Nick Fury and possible Wolverine cameo. After all, you don't need a big FX budget to have things float or for people to focus intensely on something. Plus, it'd be back when things were made out of metal and Magneto was relevant.
Also, not that I'm a big fan, but ABC has a thing for Stephen King, so they might be receptive to a live-action adaptation of the The Dark Tower comics based on his books.
Whatever he decides, I have great faith Mr. Loeb to deliver at least a couple of awesome new series. Good luck!

Make it broad! Base it on the new Marvels Project series. Or even Alex Ross's Marvels. Shows seem to have for legs when you introduce a world, not just a character.

black widow or x-factor or maybe a really dark daredevil

My daughter, who is 11, wants to see an animated Power Pack TV show. She'd also love to see a program showcasing the misadventures of Franklin Richards.

As for me, I'd be happy to see a good program with the original New Warriors, or Silver Sable.

Heroes for Hire but only if the Daughters of the Dragon are in the mix. Okay the next five:

1) Amadeus Cho – come on – you know it would be smoking.
2) Daredevil – Perfect for TV and has the right supporting cast.
3) Falcon – Sam. Harlem. Various Avengers as guest stars. SCORE!
4) Black Widow – Scarlett in the cat suit. Every Week. Nuff said.
5) Shang-Chi – No-brainer. Fu-Manchu.

Daredevil with Luke Cage and Lt. Frank Castle (in the NYPD before his family is killed).

Also, X-Men: First Class. The movie is clearly going to suck. A Smallville-like treatment would be ideal.

I'll jump on the X-Factor Investigations bandwagon. With more realistic casting choices for a television show, of course.

I think DISTRICT X would translate well to television with Bishop and Sage as a mutant Mulder & Scully. (Pity Marvel has ruined Bishop's potential in recent years).

NEW WARRIORS based on the original series would make an incredible cartoon series.

NEW X-MEN with a core cast of Anole, Rockslide, Dust, Surge, Mercury, Hellion and X-23 could be really, really cool as an animated series.

wolverine: old man logan

this was by far the best logan story in years since the origin storyline. throw in bruce willis as wolvy and it would be awesome, but they would have to stay as close to teh story as possible. they could omit the spidercar though

I would definately vote for the Heroes For Hire featuring the Luke Cage and Iron Fist pairing. That was the first series idea I thought of when I saw the headline on this article. Would love to see Misty and Colleen included, too.

For a kids type of show, Power Pack would seem a natural for one of the Disney kid-centric channels.

Daughters of the Dragon comes to mind

Both a Avengers and Defenders cartoon. The Defenders should have: Dr. Strange, Cleo, Nighthawk, Surfer, Namor, Luke Cage '70's style, Valkyrie, Hellstrom, Gargolye, Hulk and Hellcat.
Avengers: Cap, Thor 70's style, Ironman, Wanda, Pietro, Hawkeye, Vision, Yellowjacket, Wasp,Hercules,Swordsman and Mantis
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oh there are a few;

1.Tomb of Dracula – can this lose with the current vampire trend. Great ensemble cast, chance for guest stars eg Blade ( get him back please!), smart storyline and a modern gothic atmosphere.

2. Dominic Fortune -quasi super heroics / detective story coupled with Hollywood glamour from the 1930's. Period setting could prove expensive tho I guess.

3. Moon Knight – a no brainer. Would surpass the millionaire as hero genre by playing up the former mercenary/ egyptian / multiple personality angles

After a lot of thought here are my picks….
Live Action:
Cloak and Dagger
Iron Fist/Power Man
X-Factor (90s Team)
Robert Drake,Certified Public Accountant
Jubilee

Animated:
Power Pack
New Mutants
Franklin Richards
The Misadventures of Hank McCoy
Marvel Team-Up

Stan Lee doing a call-in sex/relationship show using his Marvel stories as metaphores (reprising the character quirk from Mallrats)

DAREDEVIL! Combination of Lawyer show/soap opera/ street-level superheroics with mainly martial arts-based action. And many members of DD's rogues' gallery are fairly easy to translate to the screen – no need for an immense load of CGI effects.

Can accents be faked well enough? Look at House or The Wire's McNulty. Or, Gawd forbid, Cheadle's cockerney travesty from Ocean's Eleven.

i think it would be great to see a Powerman and Iron Fist series as long as show a certain level of realism as well the diversity of the two characters. I would also like to see maybe an x-men series with all new characters