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Marvel’s Best TV Show Has Just Been Canceled, So What’s Next?
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Wonder Man was highly regarded as one of the better characters on the TV side of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
As the only one to receive an Emmy nomination, many consider the series to be Marvel’s best work post-Avengers: Endgame.
Videos by ComicBook.comWith the cancellation of Wonder Man, many MCU fans began to look towards the future of the MCU’s TV universe, hoping to get excited, but soon discovered there wasn’t much left to be excited about.
Future Marvel Shows Aren’t Even MCU Shows AnymoreCourtesy of Marvel AnimationThe MCU likes to keep things under wraps, but a few shows are currently in development.
Acting as a continuation of the lackluster first season, the series is a spin-off of Marvel’s already-lacking What If…?