‘Blade,’ ‘Ghost Rider,’ 'Moon Knight' Coming To Netflix? [Rumors]

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By Jonnalyn Carter , Parent Herald May 20, 03:57 am

Netflix is eyeing to add three more Marvel comic book characters in its line-up of superhero TV series. There are swirling rumors that "Ghost Rider," "Blade" and "Moon Knight" are set to join Netflix.

The sources of Movie Creed Live revealed that "Ghost Rider," "Blade" and "Moon Knight" will be in the works, but Netflix is still choosing who will work for the titles. However, the new claim is not yet confirmed as Netflix has yet to comment.

According to Blastr, of the said three titles, it has been known "Blade" and "Ghost Rider" already made their way on the big screen. In fact, "Blade" also made it through a TV series, but unfortunately, didn't last that long. On the other note, "Moon Knight" isn't that known yet as it is still waiting to be noticed either in the movies or TV.

'Blade'

Among the three, "Blade" is the most renowned character and the most successful one in terms of movies. "Blade" success was followed by two more movies with "Blade II" in 2002 and "Blade: Trinity" in 2004, Comic Book cited.

But, the last installment of "Blade" didn't have a follow up. Yet, this proves that "Blade" has the right to make it in the TV series and once again ready to conquer the world.

'Ghost Rider'

"Ghost Rider" has a bad history as Nicolas Cage, actually, received a Razzie Award for Worst Actor. "Ghost Rider" may have a promising CGI, but it has low characterization, as per Movie Pilot

Hence, IGN named it as the "worst comic book movie of the decade." In spite of this, Netflix is about to give "Ghost Rider" the chance to retrieve itself.

'Moon Knight'

"Moon Knight" is a combination of the Punisher-Daredevil-Batman-like character named Marc Spector. He's a mercenary who had his superpowers after the Egyptian moon god, Khonshu, brings him back to life. The "Moon Knight's" strength, stamina and reflexes, on the other hand, depend on the moon's stages.