Moon Knight ended with a lot more story to tell, and Oscar Isaac confirms he's spoken with Marvel Studios about when and where they'll continue the stories of Marc Spector, Steven Grant, and Jake Lockley.
There's been a total of eight Marvel Studios TV shows on Disney+ since the streaming service launched, but how do they all stack up to each other based on those all-important Rotten Tomatoes scores?
While Oscar Isaac has previously said he only signed up for one season of Moon Knight, the actor has now confirmed that he will return as the hero...unfortunately, that was about all he was giving away!
We may have some exciting news about the futures of at least two Marvel Studios TV shows on Disney+ as a new rumour claims that both Moon Knight and Ms. Marvel have been greenlit for second seasons...
Moon Knight made his debut in the pages of Werewolf by Night #32, but fans hoping to see the two characters meet in this October's Werewolf by Night "Special Presentation" may end up being disappointed.
There was definitely something off about Marc Spector's costume in Moon Knight, and a VFX artist talking under the condition of anonymity may have now shed some light on why that was. Read on for details!
Well, it looks like Disney+'s Moon Knight will be getting a second season after all! Star Oscar Isaac and EP/director Mohamed Diab seemingly confirmed the news with a TikTok video...
Moon Knight star Ethan Hawke has shared his thoughts on the negative perception older filmmakers have about MCU movies, giving his take on why Marvel Studios is a better partner to actors than directors.
Moon Knight Head Writer Jeremy Slater has opened up on some of the huge cameos Marvel Studios considered for the series, including Dane Whitman and Chris Evans as an older Steve Rogers. Check it out...
Moon Knight Head Writer Jeremy Slater has responded to theories that Ethan Hawke's Arthur Harrow could have somehow survived his encounter with Jake Lockley in the finale's standout post-credits scene.