Marvel TV

The Marvel TV panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday featured several cast revelations that offer some hints about the shape of the second season of Agents of SHIELD. The panel also featured a couple of videos -- a blooper reel, which you can after the cut, courtesy of Entertainment Weekly, and a comedy bit with Patton Oswalt as Agent(s) Koenig. The Oswalt video is mainly notable for hinting at another possible cast addition -- none other than comic book Avenger Bobbi Morse, aka Mockingbird. If she's really joining the cast, it could be a good omen for Agents of SHIELD's second season, which begins September 22nd on ABC at the new time of 9pm.

This weekend ABC announced that Marvel's S.H.I.E.L.D, the upcoming television series spinning out of Marvel Entertainment's highly successful movie universe, is getting a new name. The Joss Whedon helmed vehicle will now be titled Marvel's Agents of S... Read More ...

And now, I think, we almost have a full team of special agents for Marvel and ABC's upcoming SHIELD TV pilot, as Brett Dalton is added to the cast as (of course) one of the super-spy organization's most deadly operatives. TV Line had the news that Dalton, a newcomer with minor roles in Army Wives and Blue Bloods under his belt but little else, will play Agent Grant in the Joss Whedon co-written (w

The team of super-spies who'll save the world on a regular basis in Marvel's SHIELD television project continues to take shape, with the announcement that Ming-Na Wen has signed on to co-star in the ABC pilot.Wen will play Agent Melinda May, a character originally named Agent Althea Rice in the casting sides released for the project, which described her as a "hard-core soldier has crazy skil

With Guillermo del Toro's Hulk taking its time and planned television versions of The Punisher and Alias not being picked up by networks, there's a Marvel Comics-shaped hole in network television right now. That's something that ABC and Marvel are said to be working on, however, with a live-action primetime spin-off of this summer's The Avengers movie apparently being discussed...

The extraordinary success of The Avengers movie this summer is making waves across Disney and Marvel's other divisions: Not only are fans seeing this year's launch of Avengers Assemble and the modification of character costumes to reflect the look of the film in the comics division, but fans can expect to see a lot more of the team on television next year...

You might think, after successfully reinventing the superhero movie genre with a series that has just hit a high point with the multiple-record-breaking The Avengers movie, that television networks would be eager for a piece of the Marvel superhero pie...

Aaaand the Joss Whedon/Marvel Entertainment connection continues. Not content with writing the screenplay (based on Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's comic book work) and directing this summer's The Avengers movie, now one of his former Vampire Slayers -- and one-time Doll -- has signed up for duty on an upcoming Marvel animated series...

While Mark Ruffalo is set to smash as the Hulk in Joss Whedon's 2012 "The Avengers" movie and the Jade Giant is an important fixture in Disney XD's new "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" animated series, it seems fans will have yet another outlet to catch their favorite gamma-powered hero before long...