Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been waiting patiently for some buzzed-about new series to arrive — and it appears they'll now be waiting even longer. According to a report from Variety, Marvel has pushed back the premiere dates of several upcoming Disney+ series; as the outlet points out, the decision is likely in response…
Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been waiting patiently for some buzzed-about new series to arrive — and it appears they’ll now be waiting even longer.
The second season of the animated series “What If…?” — which had been originally been slated to debut in early 2023 — will now premiere during the holiday season, at some point in December.
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