Marvel’s Zodiac series has taken a major step forward, with writers Amit Cohen and Ron Leshem joining the upcoming Disney+ project. The spy thriller will follow two agents hunting individuals with extraordinary abilities. The series was first announced on October 8, with production expected to begin in 2027. Marvel reportedly aims to release the show in 2028, although further details remain under wraps.
Cohen and Leshem will bring their experience in dramatic storytelling to the Marvel project. Leshem helped create the original Euphoria series and contributed to its HBO adaptation, developed by Sam Levinson and starring Zendaya. The writing duo has also worked together on several productions, including Trust No One, Bad Boy, 8200, Red Skies and Traitor. Additionally, they created the American drama series No Man’s Land for Hulu.
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The upcoming series will introduce a spy-focused storyline to Marvel’s expanding television universe. However, the studio has yet to announce its cast or reveal more about the characters and central conflict. The concept of agents pursuing people with special abilities could offer a different direction for Marvel’s television storytelling. Fans will likely have to wait for further announcements before learning how the series connects with the wider franchise.
Meanwhile, Marvel continues to reshape its live-action television lineup as several established shows approach their conclusions. VisionQuest, the final chapter in the trilogy that began with WandaVision and continued with Agatha All Along, premiered on October 13. The series features eight episodes, scheduled for weekly release through November 10. Its arrival adds another chapter to Marvel’s ongoing exploration of connected television stories.
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Furthermore, Daredevil: Born Again, starring Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock and Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones, is expected to end with its third season next year. Marvel has also decided against renewing Wonder Man for a second season. The series starred Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, who earned an Emmy nomination for outstanding lead actor in a comedy series. His nomination marked Marvel’s first recognition in that category since WandaVision, highlighting the changing landscape of the studio’s television projects.