Marvel Sets New Live-Action Spy Thriller Series ‘Zodiac’ For 2028

Marvel Television has announced a new live-action series titled Zodiac, a spy thriller scheduled for release in 2028, Deadline reported. The project was revealed Thursday during New York Comic-Con and is being presented by the studio as part of its forthcoming television slate.

Deadline frames Zodiac as a spy-centered entry in Marvel’s on-screen offerings. The report places the show within a broader context: it will arrive amid what the outlet describes as a waning live-action TV slate at Marvel, noting that many of the franchise’s most popular titles have already ended.

Specific creative details about Zodiac — including writers, directors, cast, episode count or episode format — were not included in the report. Deadline’s story did not confirm ancillary production timings, distribution partners, or the precise release window beyond the 2028 year provided by Marvel Television.

The announcement at New York Comic-Con follows a pattern of studios using major fan events to debut new series plans. Deadline reports that Marvel chose the convention as the venue to introduce the series concept, though the report does not elaborate on presentation elements such as trailers, footage, or panel participants that accompanied the reveal.

Marvel’s decision to label Zodiac a spy thriller aligns the series with genre conventions rather than superhero-specific branding, at least in how the studio characterized the project in the Comic-Con reveal, according to Deadline. The outlet’s coverage emphasizes that the series is being positioned as a distinct addition to Marvel Television’s programming lineup rather than as an extension of any currently airing TV properties.

Deadline also situates the announcement within an industry moment for Marvel’s television efforts, describing the live-action TV slate as having contracted after a run of series that have finished their runs. The report does not enumerate which titles it references or provide timelines for those series’ conclusions.

Marvel Television’s public statement of Zodiac’s release year and genre forms the substantive public information reported so far. Beyond the Comic-Con reveal and the 2028 release window provided by the studio, the report leaves several common series details open, and it attributes those limited facts to Deadline’s coverage of the announcement.