Daredevil's Final TV Costume Revealed!

Earlier this morning, there was a teensy little leak on Netflix, that accidentally blew the lid off of what Daredevil's final costume on the new TV show (premiering this Friday!) would look like. It was a low res image, but Marvel's used to dealing with leaks by now and always want their content represented in the best possible way. So they responded by giving us all a peak at the final costume, and it looks fantastic. Comic inspired, but still feeling gritty in a real world way. Hit the jump for the reveal video, and a full look at the new Daredevil.

Netflix Orders Montauk Series from Wayward Pines Creators

Stay with me, because this sounds boring at first.

Netflix has ordered a new series from brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, creators of Hidden and Wayward Pines. Both of these were mystery mini-series set in small towns in America, and this one sounds no different. It follows the search for a missing girl in Montauk Point, the very edge of Long Island, New York. Yawn. Oh, and the series will contain, and I quote, "top secret government experiments, terrifying supernatural forces, and one very strange little girl."

Well that just upped my interest quite a bit.

Montauk will hit Netflix sometime next year.

Matt Fraction and Kelly Sue DeConnick to Adapt Sex Criminals for TV!

Man, just writing that title probably got me put on a list somewhere.

Kelly Sue DeConnick and Matt Fraction, two of the most popular writers in comic books today (Matt is responsible for the aforementioned Sex Criminals, as well as AvX, Five Fists of Science, and the currently amazing Hawkeye, while DeConnick rebooted Captain Marvel to incredible success and writes the fantastic Bitch Planet), are teaming up with Universal TV to bring some of their independent projects and some original ideas to television. The first announced project is Sex Criminals, which has been a critical darling on the comic circuit for months now.

The book follows the story of Jon and Suzie, two people who have the power to stop time when they orgasm. What sounds like a setup for a bad porn goes on wild twists and turns and becomes an incredible comic book that you should really be reading right now.

No word on when or on what network we'll see the show (I can't imagine it'll be NBC), but watch this space for more details.