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Disney+ is in the news on several fronts. Paul Bettany and Owen Wilson are set to appear on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," likely tied to their Marvel and Disney projects. A classic Disney movie is returning with a new comic planned for Christmas 2026, and coverage is also highlighting comforting films on the service that resonate with millennial viewers.
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Paul Bettany is back as Vision in Marvel's Disney+ series VisionQuest, which held a surprise premiere screening of its first episode at New York Comic Con. Early reactions from attendees describe the WandaVision sequel as striking and unexpected. Bettany and co-star Owen Wilson are also set to appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote the show ahead of its release.
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Marvel is releasing Star Wars: Rogue One – Darth Vader #1, a new comic centring on the Sith Lord and tied to the Rogue One storyline. The announcement comes with a preview circulating among comics outlets and fans. Star Wars is drawing fresh attention in Brazil and Spain, where related searches are climbing, suggesting renewed audience interest in the franchise's comic book output.
- 4Marvel's robot family tree grows more tangled ahead of VisionQuest●marvel’s robot family tree needs a second whiteboard VisionQuest has reached the part of the family history that require
Commentary is circling Marvel's increasingly complicated robot lineage as VisionQuest reaches the part of its story that connects characters' origins. A Nerdist explainer by Eric Diaz traces the Butcherbird storyline back through Marvel comics, where the creation of robots rarely produces a tidy history, prompting jokes that mapping the family tree now requires a second whiteboard full of arrows.
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Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., the ABC series that ran from 2013 to 2020, is drawing fresh attention, with discussion touching on Zodiac, the shadowy organization hinted at in the show. Coverage points to comic book clues about Zodiac's identity, as fans revisit the series' unresolved threads and debate how the storyline might have developed had the show continued.
- 6Spider-Man Clone Saga TV Series Nears Green Light at Prime Video▼New ‘Spider-Man’ TV Series Based on Marvel’s ‘Clone Saga’ Nears Green Light at Prime Video
A new live-action Spider-Man television series adapting Marvel's controversial 1990s 'Clone Saga' storyline is reportedly close to receiving a green light at Amazon's Prime Video. The project would expand the web-slinger's live-action presence on streaming alongside Sony's Marvel shows. Fans are debating the choice of source material, as the Clone Saga remains one of the most divisive arcs in Spider-Man comics history.