Marvel Television unveiled the inaugural logo for “Zodiac,” a live-action spy thriller slated to debut in 2028. According to Marvel Television’s chief Brad Winderbaum at New York Comic-Con, the series will commence filming in London in the spring, with casting calls to begin in the coming weeks.
The announcement represents the first new live-action series greenlit for Marvel since the prior year’s “Ironheart.” This development comes as the MCU’s theatrical division achieved significant success with “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” performing strongly at the box office, while the television side has experienced notable changes to its slate.
Several Marvel television projects have concluded recently. “Wonder Man,” which premiered earlier this year and earned critical acclaim alongside an Emmy nomination for its lead performer Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, was canceled after only a few months on air despite having been renewed for a second season. Meanwhile, “Daredevil: Born Again” will conclude with its third season next year, bringing closure to the street-level hero’s revival and reportedly reuniting characters from Netflix’s “Defenders” universe, featuring actors Krysten Ritter, Mike Colter, and Finn Jones in their original roles.
The television division’s release schedule includes “VisionQuest,” set to premiere on October 14, which will complete a trilogy alongside “WandaVision” and “Agatha All Along.” The series reunites Paul Bettany as Vision and incorporates interactions with other artificial intelligence entities from the MCU’s cinematic universe.
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