This year’s Marvel project is what everyone has been talking about Spider-Man: A New Dayand rightly so. The film generated more than $2.5 billion at the box office and is now the most profitable film in the history of the domestic box office. On Disney+, Marvel has continued to release new shows and new seasons of established shows, with more content on the way later this year and in 2027. Coming before the end of the year is VisionQuestwhich will launch on October 14, and premiere in 2027 the new seasons of Daredevil: Born Again and X-Men ’97. It was thought that Wonder Man they would also return sometime in the next few years, but the show was canceled after only one season although it was originally renewed.
Marvel recently held a TV panel at New York Comic-Con to promote and announce new projects, and one of the most interesting developments came when it was time to reveal new information about it. Marvel zombies. instead of Marvel zombies Returning with new seasons, there will instead be new Disney+ Specials each of the next three years, with The Winter Soldier aired in 2027, The Fist of Khonshu in 2028, and The Last Guardian in 2029. During a recent interview at NYCC after the panel with Collider’s Maggie Lovittwhen asked what new features he was most excited about, Brad Winderbaum Collider said: “Well, we’re the latest Marvel Zombies: Winter Soldier. But the basis is great in all three seasons, and if you love the first season of Marvel Zombies, you will be very happy to see the story continue season after season.”
Collider Exclusive · 8 questions · 2 minutes Who MCU bill Do you align with it? Killmonger · Namor · Zemo · Thanos
Eight honest questions about how you really are: what do you do about something unfair, how long will you wait for what you want, who are you really loyal to, how easily do you let something go. Answer them and we’ll tell you which one of these four has more in common with you than you’d like. Everyone thinks he is the most reasonable person in the room.
🐆Killer(Black Painter)
🔱Namor(Wakanda Forever)
🎭Low(Civil War)
🧤Thanos(Infinity War)
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How do you deal with something you think is unfair? These four men started here.
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How long will you wait for something you want? Patience separates these four more than anything else.
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Who are you really loyal to? Answer for the real one, not the polite one.
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How do you win an argument? Everyone has one method and they use it every time.
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How easily can you give up on something? This is the question that makes liars out of people.
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What do you think about breaking the rules? No one on this list has ever felt guilty about it.
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What are people saying about you behind your back? You already know which one it is.
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What would you do with real power? Eight questions in, this is the one that chooses your villain.
The case is made You align with…
Four lies, and four arguments the movies were honest enough to let them do. This is the one you lean towards, the part of it that holds up, and the very point where it stops holding up.
Black Panther · Marvel Studios · 2018
Eric Killmonger
You align yourself with the one who was right about the problem and wrong about the solution. Killmonger is the most inspiring villain Marvel has made because the movie never pretends that his anger didn’t come from nowhere.
You sense who has been abandoned and you cannot let them go, which is a moral instinct before it is anything else.
His argument arises because Wakanda was really watching and doing nothing, and the film makes T’Challa admit it forcefully.
Where it breaks is the way, because a man who failed with power decided that the answer was to keep more of it.
Michael B. Jordan plays him as someone who is convinced of grief, which is why the last scene of that movie still works.
Wakanda Forever · Marvel Studios · 2022
Namor
You align with the defender, which is the most understandable and dangerous position on this list. Namor isn’t chasing power or revenge, he’s doing whatever it takes to keep his people hidden, and he’s been doing it for centuries.
Your loyalty has a hard boundary around it, and everything within that boundary is more important to you than anything outside.
Talokan is the best world that Marvel has built since Wakanda, and the film makes you understand exactly what it is protecting.
His logic is clear until he needs someone else’s people to pay for the safety of his people.
He would rather be forever afraid of the surface world than trust it once, and history has given him reasons.
Captain America: Civil War · 2016
Helmut Zemo
You align with the patient, the only one on this list with no powers, no weapon and no rush. Zemo lost his family in Sokovia and then spent years figuring out that you don’t fight the Avengers, you bring them into each other’s secrets.
You go silent when you are hurt, and it is during the silence that the thinking happens.
Zemo is the only MCU villain to win outright, and he did it with a notebook, a plan and a lot of self-control.
His grief is real, and the film is careful not to let you forget that he started out as an ordinary man with a family.
Where it fails is the cost, because taking away the people it hurt meant hurting a lot of people who didn’t.
Avengers: Infinity War · 2018
Thanos
You are aligned with the one who concluded that it was numerology. Thanos isn’t angry and he isn’t sad in any way he admits, he made a decision and hasn’t gone back, and that’s exactly what makes him scary.
You are able to maintain a situation that costs you everything, and you would call that conviction rather than being sufficient.
Infinity War works because it’s structured like his movie, with a goal, a journey and a sacrifice, and the heroes are the obstacle.
Cruelty isn’t the flaw in the plan, it’s that he didn’t seriously consider one alternative instead.
Josh Brolin plays him tired rather than triumphant, and that’s the choice that turned the purple giant into a real character.
Brad Winderbaum reveals what to expect from ‘Marvel Zombies: The Winter Soldier’
The first season of Marvel zombies It is one of the few Marvel projects to receive a TV-MA rating, along with Echo, Daredevil: Born Againand The Punisher: One Last Kill. Continuing his conversation with Collider, Winderbaum teased that Marvel will continue this dark and violent trend. Marvel zombieswhich he reminds listeners “as later.” He says, “It’s scary, and it’s brutal, and it’s everything you’d want from a zombie show, but it’s probably my favorite thing that Bryan Andrews has done since the Doctor Strange episode of What If…? It’s so emotionally driven and beautiful that you forget you’re watching a zombie show at times.”
Series of books doctor strange So what…?which was the fourth episode in Season 1, was one of the highest rated episodes of the entire series. The installment tells what would have happened if Doctor Strange had lost Christine Palmer in the accident instead of using her followers. This led him down a dark path to destroy not only his universe, but others as well.
Watch the first season Marvel zombies on Disney+ and stay tuned to Collider for more updates and coverage of future installments.
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