Kevin Feige, the current president of the Marvel Studios, he recently gave an interview where he illustrated some new and surprising details about future TV shows related to She-Hulk e Moon Knight, two of the next products coming to the Disney proprietary platform known to all as Disney +. Among these we learn that Tatiana Maslany is confirmed as Jennifer Walters by She-Hulk, while Oscar Isaac is not yet as official as the interpreter of Marc Spector in Moon Knight, the “didactic” action hero.
Kevin Feige then went on to say Moon Knight will also follow the story of another character, a former marine with various problems of dissociative identity disorder, a kind of real mental illness. In She-Hulk, however, the president of Marvel Studios said it will be "a half-hour legal comedy". He later admitted that he was inspired by the John Byrne, reason that could push curious fans to look for plausible clues inside. Obviously these products are so thought out and inspired since they are shows distributed on the Disney platform that, in the worst case, the user can decide not to view. Similar experiments in cinemas would be a real gamble.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe will expand further, and these new introductions are sure to inspire new genres to the universe. In particular, Marvel's choice for She-Hulk is almost certainly based on some legal issues. As is well known, the rights of the Hulk and of all the characters in the universe, including She-Hulk, have been on the table of the two owners for many years. Universal had in fact acquired the rights back in 1990 and, although they now belong to Marvel, the initial studio still appears to retain the distribution rights. All that remains is to wait and see the evolution of the situation which has been stalled for too long. Stay up to date for future clarifications.
