An increasing shift in Marvel's approach to TV means the moon will haunt us in a slightly different manner when we next see Marc Spector.

"So, I think Marvel Television has happened in waves, and I think Moon Knight happened in a wave of shows that were going to establish characters that would tie-in to the future,"

Fans were fairly divided on whether they loved or hated season 1 of Marvel’s series . It was obscure, and different from anything else Marvel had made before, and some didn’t know how it fit in the MCU.

Here's what Brad Winderbaum has disclosed about whether there will be a Season 2 of Moon Knight, with Oscar Isaac returning as Mark Spector.

We are circling back around to a “lost” character in this Disney Plus TV series run, Moon Knight. But not in the way you'd think.

There are some big changes coming to Marvel Television. The Marvel Cinematic Universe first introduced TV in 2021, when WandaVision debuted on Disney+. So far, the shows have largely existed as standalone miniseries,

It’s been nearly three years now since Moon Knight came to Disney+, bringing the fractured mind and bloodied knuckles of Marc Spector / Steven Grant (and, briefly, Jake Lockley) to our screens. All three of those parts were embodied – in one actual body,