Many superhero projects have gotten bogged down in origin stories, but Marvel's Wonder Man TV series has a creative approach to that problem.

Frozen’s Josh Gad and The Sopranos actor Joe Pantoliano both make their Marvel Cinematic Universe debuts on the new live-action Disney+ series Wonder Man. The two veteran actors are part of an off-kilter version of Hollywood that exists within the MCU,

Buscema's straightforward and action-oriented art made him a favorite of fans and editors over a seven decade career.

Long before Disney+ reshaped Marvel television, a forgotten superhero series made it's debut on PlayStation Network and vanished just as quickly.

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Refreshingly secluded from the rest of the MCU, Andrew Guest and Daniel Destin Cretton's limited series - about a struggling actor who's too ashamed of who he is to find the character(s) he needs to be - is a meta charmer powered by two beaming leads.

Wonder Man has arrived on Disney Plus with no fanfare, but it's one of the best MCU TV shows of all time already.

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