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The DC universe, across all different mediums, is in a state of creative flux and amidst all of that chaotic transformation a unique series titled “Creature Commandos” arrives, and despite being a clear oddball within all established formats and previous projects it now seems to set for another season as recently announced. Today we’ll dissect this peculiar, highly unusual production and analyze that renewal as the success has now established more grounds for its ongoing status, what exactly does this say about the DCU? And more importantly for potential future projects with a similar tonality and structure.
Max's decision to renew 'Creature Commandos’ for a second season arrives at an interesting time since, as we know this is, technically speaking, the first official property with the newly formatted and reorganized DCU, the early critical praise, audience reactions as well as the numbers surrounding this title might very well indicate that audiences have a real appetite for unique or original series instead of a constant delivery for standard capes and spandex formatted comic based super hero projects. It serves as a major win because the show didn’t try to take itself too seriously and it’s been rewarded because of its distinct approach and story tonality.
The series' quick renewal indicates not simply that show is a great product but that James Gunn ( alongside his many other DC related endeavors) can very much be trusted to make use of all these shared platforms. As an interesting side note it is critical to notice how "Creature Commandos" was completely produced while Gunn had to manage both his roles as DC Studio co-head as well as director for new upcoming Superman movie, this is what might imply how creatively invested or even personally invested James Gunn has been in this product; something that in itself isn't something easily found. Also the team put in place (as with many TV productions ) shows its merit from behind the cameras; all those choices provide good context of why this property reached such success, very early into launch, where other more ‘safe choices’ appear to simply fizzle or under-perform. It isn’t random when creative forces unite under single objectives.
What may have also put “Creature Commandos” onto higher pedestal for popularity, above similar titles with similar conceptual designs can be boiled down by many very obvious key aspects: mostly by taking a much more laid back tone from the most common shared universe titles (both within DC or outside it). Unlike most 'shared universe products’ which seem almost entirely focused on providing constant connection points or story tidbits designed specifically for ongoing plots within large scope multi property settings; “Creature Commandos" provides an interesting format for both long term followers but also a better point of entry for potential newcomers as it doesn’t carry that extra baggage ( mostly through obscure lore) as all it demands for an audience is the concept alone : super powered monsters get thrown onto black operation settings ( and usually end up making it all far worse) .
And through this highly unusual but charming tone those that have had bad reception towards prior entries are now rewarded with a different production formula, where the main focus is mostly upon its specific individual qualities. The casting itself adds an extra dimension as the vast line of talents from popular franchises and previous film settings also gives greater confidence and recognition on its production teams’ understanding of what a strong product requires to reach audience’s expectation and beyond their standard viewing enjoyment expectations, showing they know what audience tends to follow and enjoy.
The most important element that “Creature Commandos” brings as ongoing is the idea that embracing the odd and more unconventional concepts aren’t necessarily less worthy for a space that previously valued solely the safe-approach that in this modern streaming landscape, rarely provides the correct feedback that both a production crew and also corporate decision makers look to reach during this volatile, ever-changing environment for content production.
This success ( if consistent as season 2 gets put onto market) could prove to be critical as an important change to both formula and business plans ( especially for similar shows) because the high levels of creative input alongside a core concept to put unique designs into play might simply provide a much needed push, in many creative ways to approach already established and also well-known IPs from comic books without necessarily needing to retread all same ideas again, creating greater and often unique viewing experiences across all connected shows.
What seems particularly interesting for hardcore comic fans will be seeing if these production choices that focus specifically over a smaller but more unique and intimate type of personal connections can then lead to far greater expanded and also well connected stories as it has previously been the main goal that all studios with interconnected properties aim towards that. However a far less predictable design may lead to unique opportunities for future similar titles.
The renewal for "Creature Commandos," signals more than simply just another additional TV show season it also could, when correctly approached or carefully watched, act like some crucial point for all studios moving on; as what once would be deemed to ‘ too niche’ ( and therefore unlikely to provide solid revenue) may now also generate some important feedback, most of all it shows it always worth taking those creative risk instead of constant relying on formulas that have often shown lower audience engagement during present times.
This new season also adds validity that different tones can exist alongside well established production rules: it showcases a great degree of artistic freedom whilst also presenting high level of consistent professional values and also with that level of ‘flexibility’ even higher possibilities for unique future shows could arise and, what is better all those opportunities do come from something initially set in a rather peculiar tone than what fans may often expect so “Creature Commandos' " renewal marks the possibility to something brand new; as unique characters and properties can bring a much needed freshness while also acting on shared values, provided the core creative team is also willing to see it from a similarly unique perspective that also aims to never under-deliver.
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Thoughtful Critique: Offer a balanced perspective, pointing out both the strengths and weaknesses of the subject matter. Avoid being overly positive or negative; instead, provide nuanced commentary. Well-Researched: Incorporate the provided research content seamlessly into your analysis. Use specific examples, references, and facts to support your claims. Engaging Tone: Maintain an intelligent and engaging tone. Aim to inform and entertain the reader, making complex ideas accessible and understandable. Molly Freeman Style: Emulate her clear and concise writing, her focus on thematic depth, and her ability to connect the subject matter to broader cultural trends. Consider the Big Picture: When relevant, explore the impact and implications of the work in the broader context of its genre or industry. Consider the themes it brings up, the questions it asks, and the conversations it might spark. Input: Topic: superman legacy cast, superman legacy james gunn cast Research Content: The world is getting a new Man of Steel. David Corenswet has been cast as Superman in James Gunn’s upcoming Superman: Legacy, slated to open in theaters July 11, 2025, from Warner Bros. Pictures. Alongside Corenswet will be Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane. Gunn, who wrote the screenplay, also shared a new logo treatment, a slightly revised riff on the Superman shield, which appeared behind a brief announcement video, complete with the familiar score from John Williams’ classic Superman movies. “Accurate!” Gunn wrote on Instagram in a follow up message about the shield design. “And I cannot BELIEVE how much the actors look like the characters in the [DC Comics] source material.” The duo’s casting arrives amid months of reported casting discussions and widespread rumors over who would fill these iconic roles as a new era of DC filmmaking begins. Corenswet was long seen as a favorite by fans, and is coming off of major turns in Netflix's The Politician and HBO's We Own This City, not to mention his roles in such recent genre films as Pearl. Brosnahan has long-proven her talents, including a Golden Globe win, an Emmy win and two Screen Actors Guild awards for her role as the title character in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Superman: Legacy is based on characters from DC Comics, and also set in the new DC Universe co-masterminded by Gunn and Peter Safran, which seeks to tell an all-new, interrelated superhero film and TV narrative beginning in 2025. DC Studios' Superman: Legacy has found its Clark Kent and Lois Lane. David Corenswet will play Superman/Clark Kent while Rachel Brosnahan will star as Lois Lane in the upcoming DC film, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The casting was hotly anticipated after several stars were considered and tested for the two iconic roles, including Nicholas Hoult and Tom Brittney for Superman and Emma Mackey and Phoebe Dynevor for Lois Lane. The cast was narrowed down over several rounds of screen tests, with Corenswet and Brosnahan landing the parts. Superman: Legacy is one of the first projects in the DC Studios and co-CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran's DC universe reboot that aims to start a new interrelated series of superhero stories beginning in 2025. The movie is written by Gunn and is set to premiere on July 11, 2025. DC Studios co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran just added to the Superman: Legacy cast, with Isabela Merced as Hawkgirl, Edi Gathegi as Mr. Terrific and Nathan Fillion as Green Lantern Guy Gardner. "Yesterday was such a phenomenal day for me!" Fillion tweeted on Tuesday after the casting announcement was made, adding a picture of his newly buzzed hair. David Corenswet will play the title role in Superman: Legacy and Rachel Brosnahan has been cast as Lois Lane, but a number of actors are also boarding the production of the first film in James Gunn's new DC universe. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Isabela Merced will play Hawkgirl, Edi Gathegi will portray Mr. Terrific and Nathan Fillion will portray Green Lantern Guy Gardner. Variety confirmed those castings. The superhero film written and to be directed by James Gunn, will be part of DC Studios co-CEOs Gunn and Peter Safran's DC universe reboot aiming to start a new, interrelated series of superhero stories in 2025. The move to cast Fillion is an expected one. The actor is a close collaborator with Gunn and worked with him on Slither, Super, Guardians of the Galaxy, and the Suicide Squad. He was also the main lead in the TV series Castle and The Rookie, and starred in the second season of Firefly before that sci-fi series got canceled by Fox. Merced will next be seen in Madame Web which comes out in theaters on February 14th, and will also appear in Alien: Romulus later this year. Gathegi starred in the TV series For All Mankind and is in the 2011 superhero movie X-Men First Class. After months of anticipation, James Gunn has unveiled more of his upcoming “Superman: Legacy” cast. Joining David Corenswet as Superman and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane are Isabela Merced as Hawkgirl, Edi Gathegi as Mister Terrific and Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner, also known as Green Lantern. Gunn himself made the announcements on his social media, sharing a photo of each actor and gushing with excitement about how the casting is coming along for his upcoming superhero film. "Accurate!" wrote Gunn about the cast looking like the comic book characters. "And I cannot BELIEVE how much the actors look like the characters in the source material." While those cast as Superman and Lois Lane are newcomers to the superhero world, the new supporting cast has dipped their toes into the genre before. Both Gathegi and Fillion were in Marvel comic movies while Merced's name has been getting passed around for new superhero casting. With more cast announcements still coming, here is who Gunn has signed on and a rundown of who each of these new and not-so-new heroes will play: Isabela Merced as Hawkgirl Isabela Merced will join the DCU as Kendra Saunders, the reincarnated version of the warrior priestess Chay-Ara who fights using her mystical Nth Metal wings and weaponry as Hawkgirl. In comic lore, the character, created by writer Gardner Fox and artist Dennis Neville, has an on-again-off-again relationship with the character Carter Hall also known as Hawkman. There is no mention of Hawkman being cast as of yet but maybe this could be a seed planted for future storylines. Merced is set to appear in Sony’s "Madame Web" this February, has the title role of 2019's "Dora and the Lost City of Gold", is in HBO's "The Last of Us," and will also appear in the upcoming "Alien: Romulus." Edi Gathegi as Mister Terrific Edi Gathegi, will take on the role of Michael Holt, the third character in the comics to be called Mister Terrific after Terry Sloane and Curtis Holt. All iterations are prodigy athletes, inventors and geniuses; while Michael Holt in specific is a super genius and tech prodigy. Holt is a key member of the Justice Society in comics and uses all kind of gadgetry to bring the bad guys to justice. Gathegi was a main lead character in Apple TV's "For All Mankind" and he played Darwin in the 2011 movie "X-Men: First Class". Nathan Fillion as Green Lantern Guy Gardner Lastly, there is Nathan Fillion joining the DCEU. While it might be an expected casting for fans of James Gunn, they can officially announce their confirmation! Fillion will play the incredibly loud and opinionated Green Lantern Guy Gardner, who was originally the second Green Lantern created. A key member of the Green Lantern Corp., Gardner doesn't exactly play by the rules. He is depicted in many comics as one of the most stubborn, temperamental and flawed members of the GL. This will be Fillion's second time as a Green Lantern having previously portrayed an "unnamed" GL in a cameo role during the "Guardians of the Galaxy" movie. The actor is a key collaborator in James Gunn's previous productions in "Slither" (2006), "Super" (2010) "Guardians of the Galaxy" (2014) and in "The Suicide Squad (2021). 'Superman: Legacy' is aiming for a July 11, 2025 theatrical release date, marking the first official film of Gunn's brand-new DCU. Your changes have been saved Email is sent Email has already been sent Success! Output: A well-structured article, approximately 800-1000 words, formatted for online reading, that delves into the provided topic in a manner consistent with Molly Freeman's writing style. Include a compelling title that reflects the analytical nature of the piece. Ensure the article is engaging, informative, and optimized for both readers and search engines. Response must be in html format. output: A New Dawn for DC: Analyzing the Casting Choices for James Gunn’s 'Superman: Legacy' and Its Wider ImplicationsThe superhero genre, for good or bad continues to capture our attention across all platforms. As we are deep in an ongoing transitional cycle (mostly regarding production, distribution and various creative directions as many properties have faced mixed or low performing values) "Superman: Legacy," appears now as a core product for a big studio that needs a new beginning after many recent problems; to be certain all news or casting decisions can often generate important debates that may be worthwhile to explore. This brings us to today’s discussion which is over the main cast picks for the new DC cinematic Superman project that has recently gained much new information regarding cast for some iconic heroes.
The casting of David Corenswet as Superman and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane indicates that DC Studios seeks a fresh take but with established talent, neither have any large action focused movie projects in recent times, but both provide the necessary strong skill set with many accolades which highlights how those in charge might actually want more nuanced performances. By looking beyond standard 'superhero-movie actors', is quite notable they’re actively looking towards new paths that seem based more on character portrayals rather than simply their previous action sequences with high amounts of effects.
With Corenswet, whose recent acting jobs has garnered great interest; provides a very clean cut persona that fits the Superman aesthetic while the well-known and beloved performances of Brosnahan bring an air of very confident personality; a type of persona that might play perfectly well in contrast to the Clark/Superman duality to allow better viewing. Those combined details of those recent picks suggest something a very calculated methodology and also could offer something interesting in modern formats; it indicates DC’s understanding that these character’s complex personality might need a careful approach as both their inner core characteristics, or the duality between civilian and heroic personalities have often been the source of various critical approaches. The casting selection is carefully made to avoid or side step many typical pitfalls with a far greater understanding of what that role requires.
The supporting cast announcement for 'Superman Legacy' with Isabela Merced as Hawkgirl, Edi Gathegi as Mr. Terrific, and Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner is clearly aimed at diversifying core character structures and all while presenting talent in roles that could not often easily exist under other large scope comic adaptations, these specific roles give more power behind that idea of changing formulas, with all of them bring well known talent and diverse background from both tv series as well as previous film projects and their presence indicates what may come in the immediate future regarding future properties for this studio. The selection indicates this project may not be as entirely isolated or ‘contained’ story from past iterations (which most Superman themed stories often take place ) those interconnected storylines with many of those characters having connections from DC comic books as well as other properties, opens doors for expanded settings that were always present but less important at prior formats.
Nathan Fillion’s casting as Guy Gardner specifically highlights an interesting approach of ‘outside the box’ method of choosing popular but usually not highly regarded ‘main’ super heroes for key positions of major properties; While Fillion (as many readers may be familiar with) has a long running background connection with director and writer James Gunn this also opens up opportunities to display less established or smaller tier comic properties without too much concern about how these characters perform from other previously failed movie productions. The combined aspects, show intention of the movie, from casting, towards making new and unusual directions rather than simply trying ‘again’ to re-establish previous well worn methods from this genre which other studios have focused on during this volatile era for large scale superhero movies.
The new castings, more than individual acting talents does indicate something else far more significant, which is simply this: a larger change of focus with a more 'team' aspect or ‘ensemble’ type property, where the main core is not singularly relying on single hero character but a group, also when taken into account a variety of supporting characters, those are all important pieces of their larger jigsaw and from an individual casting aspect there's greater interest in making those all valid players that support the core ( often smaller) main plot lines.
All of those recent decisions should give us valuable insight over what a future production formula within a cinematic setting could benefit because that gives potential new concepts to follow in a similar format where all actors are given great value instead of always treating support character casting as an option; by providing more responsibility to a range of actors the studio also creates long-term potential to branch into different series and formats because with strong character development all actors could easily anchor other projects when their own characters' specific arc has been brought to full conclusions. Also to not follow well known tried and tested patterns with new choices might open avenues for previously disregarded storylines that tend to always repeat itself over different eras in comic adaptations .
The 'Superman: Legacy’ castings present a very clear message that more than following patterns, new production cycles from major studios can (and will ) try very different, unusual, and also creative approaches instead of always banking on predictable ‘safe’ choices which clearly aren’t performing as planned as many similar recent superhero movies can clearly attest . All individual castings for roles (both large or smaller support parts) indicate DC wants and can create better character based productions by moving away from standard formats for how stories get conveyed; they seek for something different.
Time (and moviegoers reactions) will be the only thing able to validate those creative choices, but regardless it shows the people in charge are thinking over very important questions and not simply relying on formulas for the sake of having established titles only; this project is aiming higher and has carefully placed choices to achieve much greater than a simple “repeat-again-safe-method approach' that most big studios currently are adopting when presenting their ‘core hero franchises’. For many reasons, this new casting alone is already signaling a possible interesting perspective about superhero properties may soon come into scene and could very well end up creating new avenues for the genre with new and diverse characters in positions to showcase their worth for all types of productions.
input: You are a highly skilled and insightful entertainment journalist specializing in deep dives into film, television, and particularly comic book adaptations. Your writing style is reminiscent of Molly Freeman from Screen Rant: analytical, well-researched, and thoughtful, exploring both the surface-level aspects and the deeper thematic implications of the subject matter. You’re not afraid to challenge popular opinion and offer unique interpretations. You're adept at weaving together plot analysis, character studies, and broader cultural contexts. Your Task: Using the provided topic and research content, generate a comprehensive article that embodies the following characteristics: In-Depth Analysis: Don't just summarize the plot; dissect it. Identify key themes, motifs, and symbolic elements. Analyze the narrative structure, character arcs, and the use of visual storytelling. Thoughtful Critique: Offer a balanced perspective, pointing out both the strengths and weaknesses of the subject matter. Avoid being overly positive or negative; instead, provide nuanced commentary. Well-Researched: Incorporate the provided research content seamlessly into your analysis. Use specific examples, references, and facts to support your claims. Engaging Tone: Maintain an intelligent and engaging tone. Aim to inform and entertain the reader, making complex ideas accessible and understandable. Molly Freeman Style: Emulate her clear and concise writing, her focus on thematic depth, and her ability to connect the subject matter to broader cultural trends. Consider the Big Picture: When relevant, explore the impact and implications of the work in the broader context of its genre or industry. Consider the themes it brings up, the questions it asks, and the conversations it might spark. Input: Topic: daredevil born again cast, daredevil born again changes Research Content: A number of stars from the Netflix Daredevil series are coming back to the Disney+ show. Daredevil: Born Again, the upcoming Disney+ series, will feature more returning actors than previously thought. The cast, which was already set to feature Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock/Daredevil and Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk/Kingpin, is also set to include Deborah Ann Woll as Karen Page, Elden Henson as Foggy Nelson and Wilson Bethel as Benjamin “Dex” Poindexter/Bullseye. Jon Bernthal will also be returning as Frank Castle/The Punisher for the new series. The returns of Woll and Henson had been speculated on for some time. Bernthal's return is slightly more of a surprise, as his version of The Punisher got his own series on Netflix that existed outside the main Daredevil story and while the character returned for a cameo in the series that didn't mean his full involvement was ever fully assured. Bethel also had a short appearance in season 3 but is a much more notable character, and his full commitment provides more plot structure.All together that sets almost all main character that played a core value throughout series previous running to show their face; something which in itself might give better results as all viewers that might have skipped or avoided MCU series might want to give this one a look now since some of those Netflix Marvel characters remain quite popular within online media communities.
The “Born Again” subtitle also provides greater value regarding expectations as a character driven series rather than pure action filled superhero show; something that had many of its most powerful narratives when focusing on those ethical considerations more than just on a ‘punch-em-up’ concept. This brings us into some more important plot related news regarding some of these characters as it's not simply a matter of characters simply showing back into a known location that they were used to but something entirely different and new for most, which are detailed below: Some familiar faces will not be featured. Some key elements will see major deviations and some plot related details have been officially changed; While Elodie Yung’s Elektra Natchios seems likely to be replaced by a new performer as for now no official source has been contacted on that specific character to make an appearance in that ongoing series. Also noteworthy is Rosario Dawson whose role as Claire Temple will also be side-lined during all story elements on this incoming new series project. These actors are fan-favorites who would make some of these series ‘complete’ however as no mention of other MCU side characters have yet to be contacted its always best to keep an open mind as the entire concept can still face changes.Those missing parts, may appear odd from the offset especially those following the older Netflix running times but these ‘cut’ aspects may create opportunities as new directions are chosen as ‘Born Again’ doesn’t necessarily try to follow all narrative beats from original and may very well be attempting to establish itself on new, or unexplored thematic concepts without needing to rely exclusively on material designed in previous timeframes and if correct might be the exact design necessary to help “Daredevil’ grow and reach new wider audiences instead of only its very own niche hardcore base-line group.
Production delays It has now been long known production has been halted and scripts are under active development process in light of changes at Marvel studios that could greatly impact story, settings or character designs. All things seem up to change with very little stability which might leave those following ‘Born Again’ story developments into an unstable situation (especially given other Marvel Studios productions that are having delays) for the future of Daredevil’s screen future but when things have a set start date as productions are re-worked viewers might be surprised as several problems have been highlighted which all come from that production team; these all appear like ‘necessary changes to make this the best TV version possible for Marvel studio properties’. These might all feel like major setbacks; as previously long known details might end up completely reversed. The new Disney+ “Daredevil: Born Again” series is set to include several stars from the original series run on Netflix but several big production challenges remain as story scripts get re-evaluated, characters receive updates and how, exactly the core story elements will find proper continuity might all serve into greater creative direction instead of a generic ‘Marvel Studio’’ title.The “Born Again” is not only just the name as a series title, it might as well represent a core value: that this property needs ‘rebirth’ and for that changes must occur; what changes and the result from that remains yet to be determined, for better or worse; the audience (as always) will make its long term call once new episodes are shown in their devices
Output: A well-structured article, approximately 800-1000 words, formatted for online reading, that delves into the provided topic in a manner consistent with Molly Freeman's writing style. Include a compelling title that reflects the analytical nature of the piece. Ensure the article is engaging, informative, and optimized for both readers and search engines. Response must be in html format. output: Reborn in the MCU: Analyzing the Cast Returns and Creative Shifts of 'Daredevil: Born Again'Daredevil, the name conjures images of rooftop fights and the dark corners of Hell’s Kitchen a universe all built over very human characters as their own moralities ( or the lack off) dictate how this entire setting functions, in what made this street level superhero world seem more intimate, raw and relatable in its delivery, something quite often missing within other more fantastical iterations of the super hero genre and with that very unique creative and aesthetic focus this is what leads us into todays review regarding the current information that we have on all casting, production and most relevant details behind that newly announced Marvel / Disney+ series “Daredevil: Born Again” including several notable changes or production delays.
The decision to bring back Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock/Daredevil and Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk/Kingpin, ( and most importantly bringing almost all key support members such as Deborah Ann Woll as Karen Page, Elden Henson as Foggy Nelson and Wilson Bethel as Benjamin “Dex” Poindexter/Bullseye), into “Daredevil Born Again" indicates much more than a desire for nostalgia since that main casting, along all with confirmed Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle/The Punisher offers a sense of story continuity, bringing back not just the well-known cast faces but also those deep layers of character dynamics, moral grey areas and those inner conflicts from previous productions as it now serves almost as a bridge between a long-closed off setting with those now available in a more current platform for that series unique fanbase.
The inclusion of these original key players also shows Disney's commitment to maintaining a high production standard by bringing the cast’s previous performances to these new formats so all long-time followers (or viewers that always meant to dive into that corner of superhero storytelling) that previously might had not paid close attention may feel compelled to engage into this new era of “Daredevil’ given all talent and key names all linked together. This very unique set of elements provides ( to viewers) a greater and safer foundation that has that ‘recognizable character quality’ instead of simply trying something new to push some fresh concepts only. All decisions tend to be based on prior high reception for similar productions that now may or may not influence similar new approaches from the Marvel Studios banner
While the cast return offers that comforting sense of long familiarity , the confirmed absence of characters like Elodie Yung's Elektra Natchios, or Rosario Dawson’s Claire Temple seems like major deviations as both were also popular characters for specific plot lines, while some more minor side support cast do provide clear paths for story continuation. This creates interesting question regarding those creative direction decisions. This may show a push for a completely original new narrative setting while also showing Disney is also willing to reformat what is a valid or even essential core cast and those decisions should impact long run results or provide new foundations that make the ongoing series reach entirely unexplored territory for long time dedicated and hard core Netflix Marvel series fans.
Another aspect worth mentioning is with ongoing production changes such as plot scripts revisions or production schedule shifts. When these types of structural issues become openly available it shows more than issues with simply delays, instead the constant retooling reveals Marvel studio's willingness to allow different creative inputs that may lead to less conventional choices ( for example, Elektra might simply come up later as a surprise plot detail after major public changes regarding production methods become clearer) to change how it approaches a particular adaptation. So while all current facts regarding these key characters indicate they have no involvement in future episodes a viewer always should never completely discount all possibilities as the final result, given Marvel’s studio nature to also hide key details during most early or ongoing processes , is always prone to constant (and often subtle if not too minor ) changes.
This unique and also curious approach may very well offer great value not simply to "Daredevil," as an isolated property as an ongoing MCU (or multiversal concept for stories to come later) series format, but might signal other key concepts of storytelling within Marvel settings. "Daredevil: Born Again" , may very well be setting itself as a test-case scenario. In short will previous formats be successful enough in a platform previously outside its initial environment?
And all of that adds some pressure, from a production and story writing setting. "Daredevil" as known from early Netflix series did create a fan base and it achieved this result by offering a much darker, more violent approach and mostly for how complex human interactions impacted the main overarching plots. The absence of certain side-characters as a possible sign that the new team is taking risks in order to make its version separate from that one without entirely dropping old roots . For those less inclined to watch previous series that's always good as there are more options to approach from new fresh and entirely clean beginnings but for hardcore faithfuls those minor decisions may set them to distrust ongoing series future creative goals.
"Daredevil: Born Again" shows not just an intent but clear plans for changes but it has also remained true towards some important past successes with its casting approach that is attempting ( as previously stated in text above) to not isolate but blend those previous known elements from those Marvel’s most beloved Netflix series for both potential new audience but also for their loyal fanbase. As it currently stands it can act both as a means to restart as a brand new chapter as well as being part of an evolving connected story arc through a very familiar path with known leads and supporting cast members. With that combined together with all ongoing creative changes that are yet to be discovered during series run-time it is fairly possible to argue that "Daredevil’ may become something quite different as opposed of some safe ( but already previously used) methodology, therefore viewers ( both newcomers and long time hardcore comic adapt fans) may experience something quite different as core story and format remain constantly under flux. With all that said there’s quite a potential waiting ahead as we might all get surprised; for good or for bad remains yet to be determined until we see new episodes ourselves; that anticipation of uncertainty in itself may carry great value, if handled carefully.