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Marvel Sets ‘Zodiac’ Live-Action Series for 2028, Adds ‘Marvel Zombies’ Specials

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Marvel TV revealed its latest series, spy-thriller Zodiac, is set to release in 2028, as part of its New York Comic Con panel, which took place at the Javits Center on Thursday.

The live-action series, which will go into production next year, was teased with its own logo that seemed to hint at a potential connection to the SHIELD agency, and is among one of the five shows THR previously reported were in the works.

The panel also revealed a number of other title developments, including the return of Marvel Zombies, through a trio of two-part specials, the first of which, tied to The Winter Soldier, will hit Disney+ during the Halloween season next year. Additional specials will focus on The Fist of Konshu, slated for 2028, and The Last Guardian, which is currently dated for 2029 — though no details were provided on that character. Separately, Marvel TV also confirmed that season two of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man will debut on Jan. 13, 2027.

In terms of talent appearances, three out of the four of the stars of Defenders reunited on the Empire Stage, including Charlie Cox, Krysten Ritter and Finn Jones, teasing Daredevil: Born Again season three. Mike Colter, who played Luke Cage in two seasons of the Netflix series and is returning to excitement for the Daredevil: Born Again Disney+ series, was notably absent, with the panel joking he was “stuck at work.” VisionQuest creator Terry Matalas also took the stage with members of the series cast ahead of a screening of the pilot episode.

Thursday’s panel kicked off with a sizzle reel recapping series within the MCU, including Loki, WandaVision, She-Hulk, Ironheart, Secret Invasion, and the upcoming VisionQuest. Footage also provided a brief glimpse at an action sequence from the third and final season of Daredevil: Born Again, featuring Matt Murdock (Cox) fighting.

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