Wonder Woman writer developing Marvel female heroes TV series
Author |Sep 20, 2018
Wonder Woman writer Allan Heinberg is reportedly making the jump to Marvel Television, with an hour-long drama series about female superheroes set at ABC.
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Fans of Marvel have a reason now to celebrate again. Seems like Disney will develop new series based on popular Marvel characters aimed for Disney's streaming service. Many news reports that ABC is preparing a new Marvel series concentrated on female superheroes.
According to Deadline, ABC has provided production promptness to the series which yet untitled. This new series is subject to feature Marvel characters that not well-known. Consequently, Lady Liberators, A-Force, and Fearless Defenders will include in the series.
Allan Heinberg, who wrote Wonder Woman, will be set down the movie. Even more, she'll executively produce it together with Jeph Loeb of Marvel Television.
On September 19th, many news reported that Disney was aiming several limited series for streaming service. It also includes self-contained shows for Scarlet Witch and Loki. According to earlier report, many people expect Elizabeth Olsen and Tom Hiddleston to reiterate their previous role for the small screen. Before that, they essay the role of the Asgardian god, Loki, and Wanda Maximoff aka Scarlett Witch in the Marvel Cinematic Universe respectively.
Until now, Marvel TV is behind many Marvel series, including Iron Fist, Jessica Jones, The Punisher, Luke Cage (Netflix) and Agents of SHIELD (ABC). Kevin Feige, MCU chief, will be creating the Disney shows throughout Marvel Studios.
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