Were the DAs from last season original characters or were they in the comics? They were pretty significant most of the time.
Daredevil Brings Back Vincent DOnofrio For Season 3; Erik Oleson Joins As New Showrunner
Vincent DOnofrio has been set to reprise as Wilson Fisk for the third season of Daredevil, Ive learned. As the Kingpin crime lord, the Emmy nominee was the main villain in Season 1 of the Netflix series and made an imprisoned appearance in last years Season 2. The ex-Law & Order actor hinted to fans recently that official word on his Daredevil return was in the cards with a banner photo of the Fisk character up on his Twitter page
In Addition to DOnofrios return, Erik Oleson will be taking over as showrunner as things gear up on the New York City set of the Charlie Cox-led series. Marvel and Netflix havent announced a launch date for Daredevils Season 3 nor for Jessica Jones or Luke Cages second seasons for that matter.
I'm excited for a new showrunner. I think the show could use some new blood. Crazy how many showrunners Daredevil has had though, and it's only the third season. The new showrunner has written for Arrow, which could be troubling yes, but he also wrote for The Man In The High Castle, which I've heard is great.
Why do Marvel keep changing showrunners? Iron Fist needed a showrunner but DD was fine. If there was to be a change, Id rather see DeKnight back.
Well, Drew Goddard dropped out to do Sinister Six and DeKnight couldn't continue because of previous commitments. I'm not sure why Doug Petrie left The Defenders, and I don't know why Marco Ramirez isn't doing season 3, but I have to admit that I'm kinda glad that Ramirez isn't doing season 3. I liked The Defenders, but I think he has dropped the ball two times now with the antagonists, first in season 2 and then in The Defenders. I was a little bit worried how he would handle characters like Kingpin and Bullseye. But, yeah, it would have been nice if DeKnight came back.
Why do Marvel keep changing showrunners? Iron Fist needed a showrunner but DD was fine. If there was to be a change, Id rather see DeKnight back.
Well since none of the Netflix shows are yearly series, as such they do not follow a regular production schedule. So it's much harder to lock people in. For a show like AoS as long as the season is green lit they know work on the next season will begin in June. For the netflix series they're producing 6 series with 2-3 seasons a year. Jessica Jones season 2 premieres 3 years after season one. So it's very difficult to assume that each showrunner would sit around waiting for the official call, because that would be years they're not working. So they find other jobs and sometimes commit to something that prevents them from returning. It's not like it's first time DD had new showrunners.
I'm just glad the defenders experiment is over for the time being so they can focus on these solo series. They really need to skim the episode counts down moving forward.