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Marvel Television has announced a new TV show,Zodiac, coming to Disney+. Though plot details are scarce, fans know it will release in 2028, the year after Avengers: Secret Wars. Marvel hasn’t shared any other details, but the logo revealed at New York Comic Con may give fans a sense of what to expect.

Eight years after Crazy Rich Asians was released—leading to speculation and many delays regarding a potential sequel—HBO has announced an eight-episode follow-up TV series is officially in development, with original stars Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Ronny Chieng and Michelle Yeoh returning to reprise their roles.

Marvel Studios’ TV show offerings were starting to look grim, that is, specifically on the live-action side of things. Daredevil: Born Again is officially coming to an end nextyear, and VisionQuest will be the conclusion of the WandaVision trilogy. Even with all these endings in mind, the animation side of Marvel’s TV equation appears to…

Marvel Television and Marvel Animation took over the Empire Stage at New York Comic Con on Thursday afternoon, playing to more than 3,000 fans in a packed hour that stretched Marvel’s Disney+ slate through Halloween 2029. Host Brandon Davis welcomed Brad Winderbaum, Marvel’s Head of Television, Animation, Comics & Franchise, who noted how much had…

Since 2019, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been building an interconnected multiversal narrative across different projects. Now, after much preparation and setup, this tale will reach its final beat with the release of Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars. But before Earth’s Mightiest Heroes take over the big screen and fight for the fate of…

Amidst a packed room at the Empire Stage at New York Comic Comic on Thursday night, Marvel Television and Animation gave fans a glimpse of future Disney+ projects at their “Up Next From Marvel Television and Marvel Animation” panel. For Marvel Animation, continuing projects likeX-Men ‘97andFriendly Neighborhood Spider-Manhave kept people excited with strong critical reception…

The future of Marvel’s television side has been a big question mark for the MCU’s future, not just because of Avengers: Secret Wars and the universe’s potential for a reset, but because the horizon is starting to look grim. Not only was Wonder Man cancelled despite being given a renewal, but Marvel has already confirmed…

Robert Kirkman unleashed his zombie comic The Walking Deadin 2003, which fundamentally transformed both comic book and horror culture. Not only was the book a rare example of one long, continuous narrative in a world overrun by zombies, but when it was adapted into a TV series by AMC in 2010, it slowly but surely…

The show marks the first new Marvel TV show since a couple notable cancellations.

It’s official: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds never showed on Nielsen’s top 10 original streaming series chart at any point in its fourth season. This makes the second Star Trek series this year (out of two) that’s held this unfortunate distinction, as freshman series Starfleet Academy never landed on the list either.