Los Angeles, Nov 13 : Marvel Studios announced that the company is expanding its slate of animated series for Disney Plus with three new shows: ‘X-Men ’97’, ‘Spider-Man: Freshman Year’, and ‘Marvel Zombies’.Los Angeles, November 13, : , Marvel Studios has announced that it will expand its animated series lineup for Disney Plus by adding three new shows to the roster: X-Men 1997, Spider-Man: Freshman Year, and Marvel Zombies. After Disney purchased 20th Century Fox in 2019, and the ‘X-Men’ movie franchise was on its last legs with the poorly received ‘Dark Phoenix’ and ‘The New Mutants’, many observers expected Marvel Studios to reboot the X-Men and reintegrate the characters back into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, reports variety.com.Variety.com reports that Disney bought 20th Century Fox in 2019.The X-Men movie franchise was at its end with the critically acclaimed ‘Dark Phoenix’ and ‘The New Mutants.Many observers expected Marvel Studios would reboot the X-Men, and reintegrate these characters into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Variety.com has more information.
Instead, for its first swing at the team of powerful mutant superheroes, the company is reaching back to its own origin story: ‘X-Men ’97’ will be a continuation of the beloved 1990s ‘X-Men’ animated series that ran for five seasons on the Fox network from 1992 through 1997.Instead, instead of taking aim at the mutant team, the company will go back to its origin story.X-Men 97 will be a continuation and continuation of the animated series X-Men that ran from 1992 to 1997 on Fox.
The show, which debuted in primetime before moving to Saturday mornings, was such a sensation that it’s widely credited for convincing 20th Century Fox to make the live-action ‘X-Men’ movie, which launched the modern era of superhero cinema when it premiered in 2000.It debuted in primetime, before moving to Saturday mornings.
The show was so popular that 20th Century Fox made the live-action X-Men movie.This film launched the modern era in superhero cinema in 2000.
One of the associate producers on that film was current Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige.Kevin Feige, current chief of Marvel Studios, was one of the associate producers for that film.
Effectively, without the ‘X-Men’ animated series, Marvel Studios probably wouldn’t exist.Marvel Studios would not have existed if it wasn’t for the animated series ‘X-Men.
Beau DeMayo, who wrote Netflix’s animated ‘The Witcher’ spin-off ‘Nightmare of the Wolf’, will serve as head writer on ‘X-Men ’97’.The show is set to premiere in 2023.
Beau DeMayo is the creator of Netflix’s animated series ‘The Witcher’ and ‘Nightmare of the Wolf.He will be the show’s head writer.
The premiere of X-Men 97 is scheduled for 2023.
‘Spider-Man: Freshman Year’, meanwhile, will be tied to the MCU while also evoking Marvel’s deeper history, with an aesthetic approach that, according to a press release, “celebrates the character’s early comic book roots”.In the meantime, ‘Spider-Man Freshman Year’ will tie into the MCU and also reflect Marvel’s deeper history with an aesthetic approach that “celebrates” the character’s early comic-book roots, according to a press release.
This show will follow Peter Parker on his journey to becoming Spider-Man within the MCU, suggesting the show might dramatise this Peter’s origin story, something the live-action movies with Tom Holland bypassed entirely.
This TV show will follow Peter Parker’s journey to become Spider-Man in the MCU.It suggests that the show may dramatise Peter’s origin story.
As for ‘Marvel Zombies’, it also connects to Marvel comics, specifically a limited series written by Robert Kirkman with art by Sean Phillips that launched in late 2005 in which pretty much all the Avengers become, well, zombies.The term ‘Marvel Zombies’ also refers to Marvel comics.
It is a series that was written and illustrated by Robert Kirkman.This limited series launched in 2005.
In it, almost all of the Avengers are now, well, zombies.
That comic series was already loosely adapted in an episode from the first season of Marvel Studios’ inaugural animated series ‘What If?’.The comic series was loosely adapted from an episode of the inaugural season of Marvel Studios animated series “What If?” The alternate universe premise of the episode involves a virus which quickly infects most of the Avengers and causes a zombie apocalypse, and concludes with Spider-Man, T’Challa, and the artificially preserved head of Scott Lang traveling to Wakanda with the Mind Stone to create a cure for the virus, where zombie Thanos awaits them with the Infinity Gauntlet.The episode’s alternate universe premise involves a virus that quickly infects all of the Avengers and causes a zombie apocalypse.
It ends with Spider-Man and T’Challa traveling to Wakanda to find a cure for this virus.There, they are met by the Infinity Gauntlet of zombie Thanos.
It’s unclear if ‘Marvel Zombies’ will be a spin-off of the ‘What If?.It is not clear if “Marvel Zombies” will be a spinoff of “What If?” ‘.
The three new series, along with Season 2 of ‘What If?’.These new series are joined by Season 2 of “What If?” and the ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ spin-off ‘I Am Groot’, mark the first wave of animated shows from Marvel Studios.The first wave of animated shows by Marvel Studios includes the three new series, Season 2 of ‘What If?’ and the spin-off Guardians of the Galaxy’ ‘I Am Groot’ #Spider
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