This variant Loki is the Loki in Loki (we’ll just call him Disney+ Loki, for now). But this is where things get a little tricky - there’s a main MCU timeline established here after Loki’s conquest ends that continues on through the next few movies, but in the branching timeline during Avengers: Endgame, Loki ends up escaping SHIELD’s arrest. Loki fails, gets handcuffed by SHIELD, and ultimately winds up in an Asgardian prison.
Loki uses the Tesseract to open a portal so invaders rain down on Manhattan and Earth’s mightiest heroes would need to do what they do best (assemble) for the first time. This is where we start to see Loki really become a formidable foe, as he teams up with Thanos to take over the Earth using the power of one of the Infinity Stones (the Mind Stone, to be exact). WATCH ONLINE: Thor (2011) on Disney+ Avengers (2012) The stage is set for the rivalry (and one-liner-filled, quippy banter) between the two brothers that lasts for the rest of this first phase of the MCU. We learn in the film that Loki was actually born as a frost giant, and planned an invasion of frost giants on Asgard while Thor was banished so he could defeat his adopted father Odin in revenge.
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"And there will be moments that might just pass unnoticed, except for the people who really comb by frame by frame and read Latin inscribed on certain gates and certain churches - hint, hint!" he said.Thor is the movie where Loki is first introduced, as both the antagonist up against Thor himself, and as a younger brother filled with snark and biting wit. "But the way that it looks, the cut of it, the actual costume itself, is something that is unique to the television series," he said.ĭespite this, Oleson asserted that he's a fan of comic books and said knowledgeable viewers will spot references to Brian Michael Bendis' Out, Kevin Smith's Guardian Devil and Loeb's Yellow. Loeb highlighted that Matt's black costume, which he also wore in the first season and dons again in Season 3, was clearly inspired by Miller's The Man Without Fear origin story.
Oleson said Season 3 will contain references to Daredevil: Yellow. We already know that the third season includes elements from writer Frank Miller's acclaimed Born Again comic arc, but Oleson and Loeb both emphasized that the show isn't directly adapting any of the comics - it's become its own beast now.
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Marvel TV boss Jeph Loeb confirmed that this season takes place prior to Avengers: Infinity War. "So we do go deeper into Karen, and we will reveal things about Karen that I think shed new light on why she behaved the way she behaved in previous seasons." "In any person's life, they are the hero of their own movie right?" to be necessary and load-bearing," he said. "I very much wanted the storylines of Karen Page and Foggy Nelson. "And then all of a sudden there are lightning bolt moments of Marvel, and you're like 'That's right, this a Marvel show!'"Įven though Matt's at the heart of events, Oleson promised that we'd learn more about his mysterious former girlfriend Karen Page, who in the season's first episode refuses to accept the idea that Matt may have been killed at the end of The Defenders. "I think what you're going to see is a very twisty-turny conspiracy thriller," he told us. Oleson, who took over as showrunner from Season 2's Doug Petrie and Marco Ramirez, likened this season to a cross between the show's first and The Sopranos - with blind hero Matt brought low and his arch-nemesis, crime boss Wilson Fisk, manipulating law enforcement from prison. "It just is easier for us to be able to maintain our continuity." "This is a story that would take place before the snap," said Loeb, referring to the cataclysmic events of Avengers: Infinity War. Season 3 showrunner Erik Oleson said audiences can expect a"very twisty-turny conspiracy thriller."Īll 13 episodes of the new season are available on Netflix now, and Marvel TV boss Jeph Loeb and showrunner Erik Oleson offered us some juicy details in an interview during New York Comic Con, including confirmation of this season's placement in the Marvel Cinematic Universe time line. The opening episode of Daredevil's third season sees a badly injured Matt Murdock (played by Charlie Cox) fighting to recover in body and mind, with his personal demons getting the upper hand. Matt Murdock is back in black in Season 3 of Daredevil, which will also reveal more about Karen Page's past.
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