Here's every upcoming Marvel Studios series heading to Disney Plus
Disney Plus revealed the lineup during its Disney Plus Day and premiered first looks at She-Hulk, Moon Knight, and Ms. Marvel
It’s Disney+ Day, and that means there’s plenty of big news and updates for Marvel fans. The streaming service gave us a look at plenty of Marvel Studios TV shows to come, from She-Hulk to Ms. Marvel. Here’s a list of the upcoming series set to premiere on the streamer:
X-Men ‘97
Marvel Studios is rebooting the ‘90s classic X-Men: The Animated Series with a new title. According to The Wrap, the series picks up right where the original series ended. It’ll feature many of the original voice actors, including Cal Dodd, Lenore Zann, George Buza, Adrian Hough, Christopher Britton, Catherine Disher, and more.
The show arrives in 2023.
Moon Knight
It’s always a good thing to get more Oscar Isaac, and he’s finally stepping into the Marvel universe. Isaac plays Marc Spector, a.k.a. Moon Knight. In the comics, he’s left for dead in the desert, but is revived by Egyptian god Khonshu, with a new mission to serve as protector at nighttime. However, he has a dissociative personality disorder that makes him take on different personalities.
In the teaser, Marc says, “I can’t tell the difference between my waking life and dreams.” Another voice says, “the voice, in your head, it devours you,” accompanied with footage of Isaac suited up as Moon Knight in the evening.
The series is set to come in 2022.
She-Hulk
In the She-Hulk teaser, Tatiana Maslany plays Jennifer Walters, a “normal lawyer”…who also has the ability to transform into She-Hulk. But, thankfully, she has her cousin Hulk (Mark Ruffalo once again taking on the “Professor Hulk” from Avengers: Endgame) to guide her through it. He explains, “these transformations are triggered by anger and fear.” So, she breaks the fourth wall and gives us a big warning: “Don’t make me angry. You won’t like me when I’m angry.”
The show arrives in 2022.
Ms. Marvel
In the Ms. Marvel teaser, Iman Vellani brings Marvel comics newcomer Kamala Khan, a.k.a. Ms. Marvel to life. Kamala idolizes Captain Marvel, but laments that “it’s not really the brown girls from Jersey City who save the world.” It doesn’t seem to stop her from trying to become a superhero, though. She suits up and gets ready to take flight for the first time.