Marvel series “Hellstorm” canceled in Hulu after one season, Variety Learned.
The move to cancel the series is not surprising, as “Hellstrom” was the last live-action show produced by the now-defunct Marvel television division under Jeff Loeb. The marketing material for “Hellstrom” – including its trailer and main art – may have been on the writing wall because it did not include the word “Marvel” even though it was based on Marvel comic book characters.
The show has seemed a bit unfocused in recent episodes of Marvel’s Loeb’s live-action effort, which once featured six shows on Netflix, “Shield Agents” on ABC, “Legion” on FX, “Clock & Dagger” on Fox, and “Gifts” on Fox. They have all been canceled or run wrapped up in the last two years.
However, Loweb is not yet completely out of the Marvel movie. Two Marvel animated series – “Motok” and “Hit-Monkey” – in which Lope is an executive producer, both of which are still in the works at Hulu, although they were originally intended to be part of the four-series Marvel Crossover event. Removed.
“Hellstrom” was originally ordered to continue with the live-action “Ghost Rider” series starring Gabriel Luna in May 2019, but the show was dropped in September of the same year.
“Hellstorm” starred Tom Austen and Sidney Lemmon Tyman and Ana Hellstrom. As the son and daughter of a mysterious and powerful serial killer, the series focuses on the couple and their intricate energy when discovering the worst of humanity – each with their own approach and abilities. The series also stars Elizabeth Marvel, Robert Wisdom, Haryana Guerrero, Jun Geril, and Alain Yu.
Paul Sibysusky created the show for television and worked as a showrunner. He has also worked as an executive producer with Lope, Tina Reid, Joe Giuseppe and Karim Srake. The show is a co-production between ABC Signature and Marvel Television.
Fans of the live-action Marvel fare don’t need to worry for long. The Marvel Studios streamer under Kevin Faiz has a variety of live-action performances for Disney Plus, including MCU characters, while introducing new ones. The first is “Vandavision” on January 15, and “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” on March 19. “Loki” will come later in May. “Hockey” starring Jeremy Renner and Hayley Steinfield, “She-Hulk” starring Tatiana Maslani, “Ms. Marvel ”starred newcomer Iman Vellani, and in the opening talks with Oscar Isaac for” Moon Night “star. Variety Samuel L. in a continuing development at Disney Plus. It was exclusively announced in September that Jackson would return as Nick Fury. Faiz confirmed last week at Disney Investor’s Day that the show is based on the “Secret Invasion” comics, and many more. They include “Armor Wars” starring Don Seed and “Ironheart” starring Dominic Thorne.