Ms Marvel’s MCU future finally confirmed after much concern


Ms Marvel's MCU future finally confirmed after much concern

Published 11:37 18 Dec 2024 GMT

It seems The Marvels’ poor box office numbers hasn’t deterred Disney in the slightest

It has, somehow, been well over two years since the MCU series Ms. Marvel hit our television screens, following its release back in June 2022.

Although big gaps between series and seasons aren’t anything new for a Disney+ show, fans are still worried that Iman Vellani’s Kamala Khan might not have proven popular enough to earn herself a second season.

This isn’t an unfounded concern either, as the last MCU project to feature Kamala Khan wasn’t exactly a huge success.

The Marvels, which featured Iman Vellani’s Ms. Marvel as one of its main three leads, has been labelled the first official MCU box office bomb.

The film earned roughly 200 million dollars at the box office following its release back in November 2023, which wasn’t enough to even cover its 270 million dollar budget.

However, it seems that Disney isn’t as fazed by this loss and still plans to feature Ms. Marvel in an upcoming project – at least according to Marvel’s Head of Television and Animation. Brad Winderbaum.

In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter’s Brian Davids, the Marvel boss told the publication that they still have big plans for Iman Vellani’s future in the MCU.

“I love Iman. She’s incredible. I love that character,” Winderbaum told The Hollywood Reporter, “I will tell you that she’s certainly a big part of the MCU to me.”

“Ms. Marvel is a really important show to us, and without going into great detail, because I don’t want to spoil anything, she is top of mind. So it’s going to be exciting to see where she pops up next.”

Classic somewhat vague confirmation, but confirmation nonetheless.

Whether or not this means we’ll get a second season of Ms. Marvel or if they simply plan to feature her in a new project still remains to be seen, but I’d be surprised if we didn’t end up seeing Kamala Khan in a Young Avengers-related project down the line.

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Topics: MCU, Marvel, Disney


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