Marvel Announces New Disney+ Series Zodiac at New York Comic Con
The logo for Zodiac features a SHIELD symbol, and Clark Gregg shared the announcement on social media, hinting at a connection to Agents of SHIELD.
A new Marvel Cinematic Universe series titled Zodiac was announced at New York Comic Con, according to screenrant.com. It is the first new MCU series confirmed for Disney+ following Avengers: Doomsday.
The title logo for Zodiac contains a SHIELD symbol. Clark Gregg, who played Agent Coulson in Agents of SHIELD, shared the announcement on his social media.
A brief plot summary for Zodiac says the story follows a pair of spies chasing targets who have special abilities.
Agents of SHIELD background
Agents of SHIELD debuted in 2013 as the first MCU TV spinoff, starring Clark Gregg as Agent Coulson, and ran until 2020 on ABC. The series ended with Quake, played by Chloe Bennet, teaming up with her sister Kora to explore the universe. Over time, Agents of SHIELD was effectively decoupled from the MCU canon.
Quick answers
What is the new Marvel series announced at New York Comic Con?
A new MCU series titled Zodiac was announced at New York Comic Con. It is the first new MCU series confirmed for Disney+ after Avengers: Doomsday.
Is Zodiac connected to Agents of SHIELD?
Zodiac's title logo contains a SHIELD symbol, and Clark Gregg shared the announcement on social media. A brief plot summary says the story follows a pair of spies chasing targets with special abilities.
When does Zodiac release on Disney+?
No release date for Zodiac has been announced.