The Lowdown
Moon Knight alongside Marvel’s supernatural troublemakers is an appealing prospect. Oscar Isaac’s interest in taking the material seriously is the part worth holding onto: a team-up would need a reason for him to be there beyond looking good next to Ghost Rider.
Key Takeaways
- Isaac discussed a possible Midnight Sons project with Josh Horowitz on April 20, 2026.
- His remarks did not confirm a movie, lineup or Phase 7 slot.
- Marvel later announced Ryan Gosling’s Ghost Rider for 2028 as a separate film.
Josh Horowitz · April 20, 2026
The Full Story
Oscar Isaac has talked about Midnight Sons, but the conversation goes back to April. During his April 20 appearance on Happy Sad Confused, Josh Horowitz asked about more Moon Knight and a possible supernatural team-up. Isaac acknowledged an earlier discussion and focused on giving the material emotional weight.
That is a more interesting starting point than a list of costumes. Moon Knight would have to matter to the story, not simply fill a spot in a group shot. Isaac’s emphasis leaves a useful creative question: what could this team bring out of the character that another solo outing would not?
The interview also included Horowitz imagining a motorcycle poster with Moon Knight and Ryan Gosling’s Ghost Rider. It was a playful pitch, not a casting announcement. The exchange supplied no production timetable for Midnight Sons. A greenlit Midnight Sons film, its roster and any Phase 7 placement remain unconfirmed.
There has since been firm news for Ghost Rider. Disney’s July 25 Comic-Con recap announced Gosling’s film for 2028, with Shawn Levy directing and Jonathan Tropper writing. It did not announce a Midnight Sons crossover.
The names have their own history. Marvel’s classic supernatural comics guide uses Midnight Sons; Midnight Suns is also an official comics title. Neither establishes what a future screen version would be called.
What would make a supernatural team-up worth bringing Moon Knight back for?
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