Marvel: Bad news for upcoming Disney+ series

Writers’ and actors’ strikes are still raging in the US, and it’s now the turn of many Marvel series from Disney+ to pay the price and see their releases delayed. Here’s what it is.

iron heart

iron heart, which will feature the eponymous heroine, who made her MCU debut last year in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, was originally slated to debut on Disney+ this fall. According to The Hollywood Reporter (via ComingSoon ), although filming has wrapped, the show has been pulled from the schedule without announcing a new release date window.

X-MEN ’97

Another influential series, the anime X-Men ’97 which was supposed to be released this fall. This time, The Hollywood Reporter reports that the series will air in early 2024. Described as “a retro love letter to the original X-Men animated series.” X-Men ’97 The second season is already running, and probably the strikes were also affected.

What do you think…? (Season 2)

As for the second season of the anime series What if…?Originally slated for early 2023, the release, which was apparently missed, is now expected to debut around December 25 — nearly two years after Season 1. Giant Iron Man and news that the season would cover Neil Gaiman’s 1602 comic, which featured Marvel characters as they would have been in Elizabethan times.

ECHO

Next series EchoThe release date has also been pushed back, meaning that unfortunately it will no longer debut on November 29th, but instead in January 2024. At the moment, no specific day has been set.

Echo marks the return of Alaqua Cox as Maya Lopez following her Hawkeye debut last year, where Maya was revealed to be related to Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin. Charlie Cox will also return as Matt Murdock/Daredevil.

In the Marvel comics, Eco – Kingpin’s adopted daughter – is a deaf Native American woman who has the ability to perfectly copy the moves of others as well as being a skilled martial artist and acrobat.

AGATHA: Darkhold Diaries

The next WandaVision spin-off is getting a new title and a new estimated release date.

Now they called Agatha: The Darkhold DiariesThe series, which was supposed to see the light of day in the winter of 2023, will finally be released in the early autumn of 2024, and Kathryn Hahn will reprise her role as Agatha Harkness, which caused a stir. Wanda Vision. He also earned an Emmy nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his performance.

The series marks the arrival of MCU newcomers Aubrey Plaza, Joe Locke, and Patti LuPone, among others. Joe Locke is rumored to play the male lead and Patti LuPone Sicilian witch Lilia Calderu.