A horror sci-fi sensation, the car show which blew Top Gear out of the water, and The Crown are among Ireland’s top 10 digital downloads of the year.

Hands up Riverdale fans!

Todd Yellin of Netflix explains to Ed Power how predicting what modern viewers will binge-watch on the streaming service can be counterintuitive.

Luke Cage just launched on Friday as another success story for the Marvel and Netflix collaboration, and there's more on the way.

Those Marvel shows on Netflix just keep getting better, with Jessica Jones upping the ante started with Daredevil. Now Luke Cage is bringing things to the next level.

There's a long term plan for all things Marvel on Netflix, and after Luke Cage gets his own run later in 2016, we're going to get to know Danny Rand. Or Iron Fist.

Marvel's Agents of Shield may get more attention but for our money Agent Carter is the better show.

Another Marvel character is coming to Netflix in the near future. The streaming service announced that Luke Cage, the spin-off series based on the character in Jessica Jones, will be released on September 30th.

Netflix is casting up its Marvel entries, with the lead for the forthcoming Iron Fist series ready to make his debut

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Marvel's Jessica Jones is on Netflix in November, and we're getting a bunch of teaser videos to whet our appetites for the follow up to the high successful Daredevil.

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Jessica Jones is the latest Marvel TV show that’s almost ready to launch, and we’re getting a run of teasers for the character

"I don't want to give too much away... but it's definitely going to happen in the New Year."

"He was actually there on the Sunday night. It's the first time they [his mum and dad] have been in the same kind of room together for a long time."

Marvel has already cornered the market on interconnected superhero blockbusters, with franchises like Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America, as well as the company’s so-so ABC drama Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., which marked the Marvel universe’s first tentative foray into television.