Disney has big plans for Marvel on their upcoming new streaming app, but itâs not a Nick Fury TV series, but something âbigger.â
It ha already been announced that Marvel Studios (not Marvel TV) is developing two series for the Disney Play streaming app with a Tom Hiddleston Loki series and a Scarlet Witch series.
A rumor hit earlier that Nick Fury was going to get his own show, but apparently itâs not true, as Slash Film shoots it down on Twitter.
âYes, Disney is working on other Marvel Cinematic Universe shows for their streaming service. But No, from what Iâve heard itâs not a Nick Fury series as reported recently on those unreliable marvel fan sites. Itâs something bigger and better. Something more,â Peter Scirettaâ posted on Twitter. âOh and to be clear, we havenât reported what weâve heard (even though itâs from a good source) because weâve yet to find a reliable second source for the information and Disney isnât commenting.â
Regarding whoever made up the rumor, Sciretta claims they arenât reliable at all: âA broken clock is right twice a day. Dude, this guy just makes things up. People email him and he reports rumors without confirmation. Sometimes some of the things end up being true because they are educated guesses. His Avengers 4 title was reported by a major site months before he tweeted it. So much for a scoop.â
Another fan chimed in that maybe itâs something by Kevin Smith.
âIâve been wondering the same thing,â Scirettaâ responded. âIâve heard the Smith thing is a big franchise at Disney, no idea what it is though.â

My own guess is that the Nick Fury TV series isnât happening as it would essentially be Agents of SHIELD 2.0, and we know Marvel Studios is not going to be going in that direction simply to do SHIELD being from Marvel TV, which Feige and Marvel Studios donât get along with.
The something âbiggerâ could quite possibly be X-Men related as Disney CEO Bob Iger did previously confirm they have plans for the Fox characters on the Disney Play app. Or how about Fantastic Four? Imagine if they announced a limited TV series for the new Wolverine. Cha-Ching!
Regarding the Avengers 4 title, I first told everybody it was Avengers: End Game, and then an MCU cinematographer updated his resume with the info, but changed it back to Avengers 4; so weâll have to see if the title sticks.
The Avengers: Annihilation has been thrown out there, but it might have just been a ploy to promote Mark Ruffaloâs charity (think of the Hulk footage in the Infinity War trailers). In addition, I would rather have them save âAnnihilationâ and Annihilus for a big Cosmic event crossover movie and not waste it with the Avengers.
