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Marvel has several familiar faces returning to Disney+, but its latest television announcements suggest that the studio is also looking to expand into new territory. From a spy thriller that is keeping its premise under wraps to animated stories involving zombies and Spider-Man’s symbiote suit, the upcoming slate covers a range of corners of the…

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.

Marvel Television has announced a new series called ‘Zodiac’. Brad Winderbaum, Head of Marvel Television, Animation, Comics and Franchise, revealed it at the Marvel panel at New York Comic Con. The show will premiere on Disney+ in 2028.

As “Daredevil: Born Again” prepares to wrap things up with Season 3, Marvel already has a new TV show waiting in the wings. Marvel’s panel at New York Comic Con 2026 opened with Marvel Television chief Brad Winderbaum officially announcing a live-action spy thriller series called “Zodiac” and revealing the logo. The show is currently being…

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…

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

Marvel Studios has announced a brand new TV series called Zodiac, which will release in 2028.

Despite reports that Marvel Studios is winding down their streaming series output, Marvel just announced a brand new series at the Marvel Television panel at New York Comic Con. Coming in 2028, Zodiac is described as “a new global spy thriller.” Marvel even showed off a logo, and Marvel Television head honcho Brad Winderbaum said…

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