Marvel announces new Zodiac series on Disney+

It will be a live-action spy thriller for 2028. Filming will begin in the spring in London, with a cast still to be assembled.

No connection with a film by David Fincher…

Marvel goes on a secret mission. During its panel at New York Comic Con yesterday, Marvel Television unveiled Zodiac, a new live-action series billed as a spy thriller. Its release is scheduled for 2028 on Disney+, after Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars.

Filming is scheduled to begin next spring in London, announced Brad Winderbaum, head of Marvel Television. Casting is expected to begin in the coming weeks.

For now, Marvel is keeping the show’s plot, characters, and possible connections to the rest of the MCU a secret.

Zodiac is the first new live-action series announced by Marvel since Ironheart in 2025.

An arrival which comes as the television future of the MCU is experiencing several changes. Despite the success of certain productions, several series have recently bowed out or seen their horizons become clearer.

After being renewed for a second season, Wonder Man was ultimately canceled a few months after its launch in January, despite an Emmy nomination for its lead performer, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. For its part, Daredevil: Born Again will end with its third season, expected next year.

Before Zodiac, Marvel must also close another page in its television universe with VisionQuest, expected on October 14. The series will conclude the trilogy started with WandaVision, then continued with Agatha All Along.