Report: Marvel to scale back Disney+ live-action shows after VisionQuest
Marvel is reportedly planning to reduce its live-action TV output on Disney+ following VisionQuest, as Avengers: Doomsday kicks off the Multiverse Saga's conclusion.
Marvel is reportedly set to scale back its live-action TV projects on Disney+ after VisionQuest finishes its run, according to reports cited by the Wall Street Journal's Ben Fritz and Collider, as covered by movieweb.com.
The shift in strategy comes as Marvel Studios prepares Avengers: Doomsday, which executive Kevin Feige has confirmed will act as a reset of sorts. The film is set to launch the two-part conclusion to the Multiverse Saga.
The reported pullback follows a mixed record for Marvel's live-action series. In October 2025, Wonder Man was unexpectedly cancelled, and it was announced that Daredevil: Born Again would end after Season 3.
Wonder Man, which opened Marvel's 2026 Disney+ slate, holds a 91% critic score and 87% Popcornmeter rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Daredevil: Born Again saw its Popcornmeter rise from 79% in Season 1 to 85% in Season 2.
Earlier Marvel series drew different responses: WandaVision and Loki were praised and built dedicated followings, while shows such as She-Hulk and Moon Knight divided audiences.
Quick answers
What is Marvel reportedly changing about its Disney+ shows?
Marvel will reportedly cut back on its live-action TV projects after VisionQuest's run, according to reports cited by the Wall Street Journal's Ben Fritz and Collider.
What is Avengers: Doomsday?
Avengers: Doomsday is set to kick off the two-part conclusion to the Multiverse Saga. Kevin Feige confirmed it would be a reset of sorts.