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October 2026 has brought renewal news for several TV shows across different genres, ranging from crime dramas and reality competitions to animated superhero stories. The titles receiving another season are Neagley, featuring Alan Ritchson, and Marvel’s Marvel Zombies, alongside returning favorites such as Tulsa King and The Hunting Wives.

If there’s one thing comics love, it’s presenting alternate versions of classic characters. Whether that’s in an alternate timeline/future story, like X-Men’s “Age of Apocalypse,”or a hypothetical non-canonical tale, like “Elseworlds” or “What If,”writers love to dream up new ways of interpreting their favorite characters. While I don’t always gravitate towards these, the recent success…

NEWS NYCC: MARVEL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF STEPHEN WACKER TALKS TO RETAILERS On Sharpening Focus, Variant Covers, and His Rebellious Retailer Days Posted by Brigid Alverson on October 16, 2026 @ 8:03 am CT

Following the events of the Sacred Timeline would’ve hurt one of Marvel Studios’ most beloved series, according to one producer. Without question, Spider-Man is the MCU’s most important hero. He’s relatable to everyone, and his solo projects do rather well for themselves at the box office. The only downside is that there’s only one Wall-Crawler…

After Netflix canceled “Daredevil” in 2018, Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock got another chance with Disney+’s “Daredevil: Born Again.” But in September 2026, Disney announced it was ending “Daredevil: Born Again” on its third season. Now, Marvel TV boss Brad Winderbaum has some advice for fans hoping to see more of the vigilante: A campaign alone may not be enough.