Board Thread:Television/@comment-3048593-20180113175532/@comment-3048593-20181020063410

LoveWaffle wrote: We might just be done with this version of these characters. I could go back to Bob Iger's comment about how "There shouldn't be two Marvels." They're going to be looking forward towards Feige-produced series. And how certain are we there aren't going to be rights issues like what happened to The Spectacular Spider-Man? Context matters in terms of that Bob Iger comment, since it was about the question of the X-Men properties owned by Fox, and if Feige was planned to oversee everything. While Feige will be behind the Marvel Studios shows for the streaming service, it remains to be seen if that will apply to other shows as well (seems a bit much for one person IMO), or if they will be kept under Jeph Loeb and co.

And according to this, it seems it's Netflix who has the final word on whether they want to keep a show going or not. And said Deadline article I linked regarding canceling 'Luke Cage', was apparently as a result of "ultimately a combo of the age old creative differences and the inability for the parties involved to reach a deal."