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Source: Marvel Studios Yes it may sound like a joke. But it is very much real. Marvel's TV shows on Netflix haven't been so promising lately due to the cancellation of multiple shows. To tell you the truth, I wasn't a big fan of their TV shows anyway. We lately brought you a list of MCU movies available for streaming on Netflix right now . However, this story is not about the Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Netflix. A hardcore fan, Samuel Masters has edited all six movies from MCU phase one into a TV series. From the inception of the cinematic universe the Iron Man (2008) all the way to The Avengers (2012) is now available to download as a 12 episode TV series, around 40 minute for each episode from his website . The total run time of all six movies is approximately 12 and a half hours but Samuel Masters TV series is only half of that. Which makes it more interesting to watch how he has lined up the story line and what's been chopped off from the original ...

Source: Marvel Studios Marvel has been a friendly partner to Netflix when it comes to content providing. Among Marvel's animated movies and TV series, Netflix carry a good number of MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) movies too. We know there's a big uncertainty lying around this relationship though, mainly because of the new Disney streaming service, Disney+ . Once Disney+ is launched in late 2019, media report that Marvel Studios might pull their movies from Netflix in order to enrich their own streaming service. Not to forget the Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox in this discussion too. This means Hulu, arguably the biggest rival to Netflix, will also be a part of the Disney family. But we don't know much about those plans yet. The good news is that none of these will happen before the Avengers 4 next summer. Which means we can binge-watch the MCU movies listed below over and over before we go and see Avengers 4 in the big screen. Having said all t...