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8 Years Later, Marvel Writer Remembers the Canceled TV Show Whose Hero Would’ve Ended Doomsday In One Minute
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Netflix began to wind down its Marvel partnership, while Marvel Studios prepared to take over TV show production ahead of the launch of Disney+.
Milana Vayntrub had been announced as New Warriors‘ Squirrel Girl alongside the rest of the cast, and the show was supposed to air in April 2018.
New Warriors would have been a very different kind of Marvel TV show, one with a much more humorous edge.
Looking back, it would have foreshadowed some of Marvel Studios’ more experimental shows; WandaVision, She-Hulk: Attorney At Law, and the like.
The old Marvel Television was wound down in 2019, with Marvel Studios taking charge of shows as well as movies.