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Entertainment · Television & streaming · published 2026-10-08 · via The A.V. Club

Marvel reveals Zodiac, a Disney+ espionage series planned for 2028

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Marvel used New York Comic-Con to announce Zodiac, a spy thriller series planned for Disney+ in 2028. The move signals that the studio has not fully abandoned its streaming television strategy, even with a gap in MCU shows. The title may nod to a Marvel Comics villain group, though the reported spy-thriller angle differs from that group's comic history.

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Marvel used New York Comic-Con to announce Zodiac, a Disney+ spy thriller set for 2028. The reveal follows a quiet stretch for MCU streaming shows, with 2027 reportedly lacking such series and VisionQuest arriving soon. The title echoes a comics villain faction organized around astrological signs, including a crab-costumed Cancer and a version linked to a time-traveling Leonardo da Vinci. The announced spy-thriller approach appears different from that comic history.

The show's logo reportedly incorporates a S.H.I.E.L.D. eagle detail in its lettering. Spy stories may also suit television budgets better than superhero spectacle, requiring fewer costly portals or magical lasers. Marvel's recent cancellation of Wonder Man after one season upset some streaming viewers, yet Zodiac suggests Disney+ plans continue.

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Zodiac could give Disney+ subscribers a reason to stay engaged during a quieter MCU television period, while Marvel fans and comics readers may debate how loosely it adapts the Zodiac name. If the spy-thriller approach succeeds, it may encourage studios to pursue lower-cost genre series and could create steady work for cast and crew. Its reception may also influence how much Marvel invests in future streaming projects, though one announcement alone is unlikely to reshape the broader entertainment landscape. Count: Zodiac1 could2 give3 Disney+4 subscribers5 a6 reason7 to8 stay9 engaged10 during11 a12 quieter13 MCU14 television15 period16, while17 Marvel18 fans19 and20 comics21 readers22 may23 debate24 how25 loosely26 it27 adapts28 the29 Zodiac30 name31. If32 the33 spy-thriller34 approach35 succeeds36, it37 may38 encourage39 studios40 to41 pursue42 lower-cost43 genre44 series45 and46 could47 create48 steady49 work50 for51 cast52 and53 crew54. Its55 reception56 may57 also58 influence59 h

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