Marvel Studios Announces Three Series for Disney+ in 2024

Marvel Studios Announce Three Series for Disney+ in 2024

Marvel is loading their Disney+ series for 2024. According to Comic Book, with What If…? season two set for December, three new shows will arrive next year.

The series on the way will be TV-MA Hawkeye spinoff Echo, set for January 10 release, Wandavision spinoff Agatha: Darkhold diaries, and X-Men: The Series, revival in X-Men ’97.

Marvel will also have new movies, with Deadpool 3 set for July 26. It may be the loan film released in the year.

Disney also has series for Ironheart, Wakanda, Wonderman, Daredevil, and more set for the future. Ultimately, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige is holding to the plan of putting out shows at a pace where “each get a chance to shine.”

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Marvel Releases New Poster for Season 2 of ‘Loki’

Marvel Releases New Poster for Season 2 of 'Loki'

Marvel is preparing fans to get ready to reenter the world of Loki. Marvel Studios and DIsney+ have dropped a new poster showing Miss Minutes and Loki in various editions going in a circle. The opening season of the series was the first introduction of supervillain Kang the Conqueror, who appears as “He Who Remains.” Kang would appear as the main villain of the third Ant-Man film, which was released earlier this year and is expected to be featured prominently throughout the franchise’s future.

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“The Marvels” Gets First Teaser Trailer

Captain Marvel was an important film for the MCU. It marked the first time a female superhero was the protagonist, with Brie Larson stepping into the role. Furthermore, its 90s setting helped establish some crucial MCU lore and set up the important context for the upcoming Secret Invasion series. The film was well-received, holding a 79% critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes. However, it suffered from malicious review-bombing over its female protagonist and feminist themes.

However, while a sequel was greenlit soon after release, little was known about what direction “Captain Marvel 2” would take. Captain Marvel herself became a side character in Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. Meanwhile, an adult version of Monica Rambeau, who was a child in Captain Marvel, played a major role in Disney+’s WandaVision. But with the Avengers moving toward Kang, and the blockbuster comic storyline Secret Invasion headed to the small screen, Captain Marvel’s future was unclear.

Captain Marvel And Ms. Marvel Set To Team Up

Marvel Studios dropped the first look at The Marvels on April 11. Set for release in November 2023, the film will see Captain Marvel and Ms. Marvel, star of the Disney+ series of the same name, team up in a science fiction buddy comedy. The film stars Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, Brie Larson as Captain Marvel, Teyonah Parris as Monica Rambeau, and Iman Vellani. Furthermore, British actress Zawe Ashton has reportedly been cast as the film’s primary villain.

The teaser trailer provides a basic overview of the plot as well as the film’s overall tone. Captain Marvel, Monica Rambeau (also known as Captain Rambeau), and Ms. Marvel must team up in order to discover the reason behind why they are suddenly able to switch places with one another, as well as switch powers. Consequently, the film is expected to be heavy on comedy. A primary plot point will be the contrast between the stoic Captain Marvel with the teenage fangirl Ms. Marvel. The trailer also shows Goose, the tentacle-shooting alien disguised as a cat. Additionally, The Marvels will be the third film in Phase Five of the MCU. It also serves as the studio’s final cinematic release of 2023.

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New “Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse” Trailer Released

Miles Morales is back as Spider-Man in the new trailer for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. The animated film is the much-anticipated sequel to 2018’s Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. That film followed Miles Morales on his journey to becoming Spider-Man while also attempting to save his universe from the villainous Kingpin. It was a huge success for the franchise, earning over $300 million on a budget of just $90 million. Praised by critics and fans alike, it even went on to win an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. This was likely quite a relief for Sony, who had already greenlit a sequel before the first film’s release due to the buzz surrounding it.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse isn’t the only companion to the 2018 film in development. To begin with, the film is only part one of a two part sequel. Beyond that, Sony has also greenlit a film surrounding the female Spider-people, tentatively titled Spider-Women. Gwen Stacy, a staple in the Spider-verse films already, would appear as the lead in the film. Additionally, there have been murmurs of an animated television series based on the Spider-Verse films. With the film industry still very much focused on universe-expanding properties, the many rumored projects connected to the Spider-Verse films come as no surprise.

Spider-Man vs. Spider-Man

The new trailer for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-verse shows Miles Morales struggling to balance his day-to-day life with his heroic duties. The character, voiced by Shameik Moore, leaves a parent-teacher conference to stop a villain. Soon, all hell breaks loose after Gwen Stacy, voiced by Hailee Stanfield, introduces him to “the lobby”. In it, there are hundreds of Spider-people, including Miguel O’Hara, otherwise known as Spider-Man 2099, played by Oscar Isaac. For much of the trailer, Morales and O’Hara are embroiled in some sort of disagreement. Morales is told that he must choose between saving one life and saving every universe. It’s a moral conundrum that almost every iteration of the hero has had to face.

The animated sequel to the hit 2018 film will be released on June 2, 2023. Part 2, titled Beyond the Spider-Verse, will be released next year. It will feature a host of heavy hitters as different versions of Spider-people. Issa Rae, Daniel Kaluuya, and Jason Schwartzmann are all featured, adding to the already impressive cast. What do you think of the new trailer? Sound off in the comments!

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Black Panther 2 Official Movie Title + Release Announced

The countdown has officially started for the long-awaited follow-up to 2018’s Black Panther. Marvel Studios announced both the sequel’s official title and release date. Black Panther 2 Official Movie Title Released Marvel has hit the green light on a slew of massive announcements. Along with revealing a slate of release dates going into 2023 for […]

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7 WandaVision Monumental Moments That Shook The MCU

Marvel Studios hit it out the park with their first Disney+ original series, WandaVision! The show was the first look back at the MCU since the pandemic shut everything down in 2020, so fans were beyond ready for some new & exciting content and the series did not disappoint! Here are 7 monumental moments from […]

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