As spotted by Comicbook.com, the recent Production Weekly issue includes details of a new outer world project by Marvel Studios, Untitled Marvel Space Project, adding that it is currently in development. Interestingly, the project only lists Marvel Studios President, Kevin Fiege, as the only producer working on the project. This would suggest that Marvel wants to keep this a secret for the foreseeable future. Initially, Marvel Studios appeared hesitant to invest in galactic adventures for its cinematic universe. However, following the success of James Gunn’s Guardians of the Galaxy in 2014, whose threequel is the only upcoming MCU film that Disney did not delay, Marvel Studios has started to open up more. Although Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness will be more of a multiversal venture than outer space, the film after it, Thor: Love and Thunder, which is doing reshoots right now, should see the MCU go into the stars and beyond once again. Other upcoming films like The Marvels and I Am Groot are also expected to help flesh out the rest of the MCU. Of course, this hasn’t stopped eager Marvel fans from speculating about the nature of this space-faring venture. Some are saying that it could be a spin-off for Tessa Thompson’s fan-favorite character, Valkyrie, while others think that it’s the film centered on Richard Rider’s Nova. The latter could potentially explore the last remaining member of the Nova Corps after Thanos wiped the entire organization out following his quest for the Infinity Stones. Unfortunately, it’s going to be a while until Marvel Studios makes this mystery space TV show for the MCU official. There are almost a dozen TV shows with titles already either in production or post-production right now, some of which could be released later this year. Most likely, Marvel Studios will wait until at least 2023 to confirm the existence of the unnamed project and give it a title. For now, fans can look forward to watching two upcoming Marvel TV shows: Moon Knight on March 30 and Ms. Marvel on June 8.
