or that he’s another Marvel villain. Muse is Banksy, but with a bit more murder: he could be anyone, at any time. He is pure villainy, and pure art. Daredevil: Born Again goes a different route ...

Unfortunately, this creative decision undermines much of what made the villain so effectively disturbing in Marvel Comics ... explain away his actions. Muse’s art is pure, inexplicable horror ...

The episode titled “Art for Art’s Sake” features ... to put him in a mental institution. Marvel Studios took a different take on Muse’s identity as compared to the comics.

However, ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ has introduced a villain unlike any the Marvel Cinematic Universe has seen before, Muse. Let’s take ... The need to paint his grotesque murals using human ...

Episode 7 has a lot of problems, chief among them its treatment of Muse. Marvel Studios Episode 7, “Art for Art’s Sake,” may be the weakest of the series thus far. It does deliver a kickass ...

Marvel killed the character off a mere ... they became a part of his so-called art. As his second big “art instillation,” Muse took the dead bodies of six Inhumans, posing them to emulate ...

and let us know what you made of "Art For Art's Sake" in the comments section. Goes by the name "Muse." In Marvel Television's Daredevil: Born Again, Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox), a blind lawyer ...

Screaming that “it’s art,” the defeated Muse self-immolated. As he burned to death, Muse said: “I had so much beauty left.” A tortured artist to the end. New episodes of Marvel’s ...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has gone in a ... the therapist’s help simply to turn into one of his pieces of “art.” With Muse being pitched as the “perfect” antagonist for the MCU ...

Muse is a character taken from Marvel Comics, but his identity is much ... with the character remaining a deranged, art-inspired serial killer who constantly sought to decorate New York with ...