The Lowdown
An MCU spy show set after Secret Wars is a smart reset: it’s grounded, cheaper than another cosmic event, and shows Marvel is thinking past the multiverse. If the S.H.I.E.L.D. hints mean Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. finally gets folded back into canon, longtime fans will be very happy.
Key Takeaways
- Marvel Television announced Zodiac, a live-action series coming to Disney+ in 2028 (Rotten Tomatoes).
- Marvel TV head Brad Winderbaum called it a “spy thriller,” and it begins production in spring (Rotten Tomatoes).
- GamesRadar+ notes it debuts after Avengers: Secret Wars’ scheduled release, so it should be set in the post-Battleworld MCU (GamesRadar+).
- The logo nods to Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and Clark Gregg reposted the announcement (GamesRadar+).
The Story
Marvel’s biggest New York Comic Con reveal came on the convention’s first day: Zodiac, a new live-action series coming to Disney+ in 2028. Marvel Head of Television Brad Winderbaum described it as a “spy thriller,” with production starting in spring (Rotten Tomatoes).
No cast or writers have been announced. GamesRadar+ notes the series debuts after Avengers: Secret Wars’ scheduled release date, which means it should be set in the post-Battleworld MCU (GamesRadar+).
Fans are reading the logo closely. The “A” is styled like the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. logo, and Clark Gregg, who played Phil Coulson, reposted the announcement (GamesRadar+). Comic readers also wonder whether the show will bring in Jake Fury, Nick Fury’s younger brother, who leads the criminal group Zodiac in the comics (Rotten Tomatoes).
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- Rotten Tomatoes — Everything We Learned At New York Comic Con ↗
- GamesRadar+ — 5 biggest announcements from New York Comic Con 2026 ↗