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Marvel Announces Spy Thriller 'Zodiac' with Comic Book Clues, 2028 Release

Marvel Television unveiled a new live-action spy thriller series called 'Zodiac' at New York Comic Con 2026, set for a 2028 release. The show's logo includes hidden references to S.H.I.E.L.D. and the 'Great Wheel' from Marvel Comics, hinting at connections to secret organizations and characters from past stories.

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VisionQuest Showrunner Says Disney Plus Series Is More a Sequel Than a Trilogy Conclusion, Teases Future Seasons

Terry Matalas discusses his approach to VisionQuest, explaining why he views it as a sequel to WandaVision rather than a finale, how the show will reframe Iron Man's death through an AI's perspective, and why Elizabeth Olsen's absence doesn't mean Wanda is being teased.

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Avengers: Endgame Encore Runtime Revealed, Adds Just Four Minutes of New Footage

Marvel's theatrical re-release of Avengers: Endgame, dubbed Endgame Encore, will run 185 minutes — four minutes longer than the original film — ahead of Avengers: Doomsday's December debut.

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Breaks Box Office Records While Embracing New York City and Lasting Consequences

Marvel and Sony's Spider-Man: Brand New Day has opened to record-breaking numbers and strong reviews, with critics praising its grounded New York setting, its choice to keep Peter Parker forgotten by loved ones, and organic cameos from Marvel heroes like the Hulk, Yelena Belova, and the Punisher.

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Samara Weaving Reportedly Cast as Emma Frost in Marvel's New X-Men Movie

Deadline reports that Samara Weaving will play Emma Frost in Marvel Studios' upcoming X-Men film from director Jake Schreier, as casting speculation continues to build ahead of the movie's expected 2028 release.

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Wonder Man Showrunner Says Marvel and Disney, Not Creative Team, Canceled Season 2

Andrew Guest, showrunner of Disney Plus' Wonder Man, says the show's cancellation came from an internal decision by Disney and Marvel, not from scheduling conflicts or the creative team, and is urging Emmy voters to recognize star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II.

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