The president of Disney announces the opening months of his first two series belonging to the UCM as part of the catalog of the new platform.
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier and WandaVision, the first two series belonging to the Marvel Cinematic Universe exclusively for Disney +, already have a release date on the new streaming platform. This has been confirmed by Bob Iger, president of Disney, through a recent report of the company's benefits, confirming that The Falcon and The Winter Soldier will arrive on the small screen in August of this year, while WandaVision will do the same in December of this 2020.
The UCM also expands on television
Thus, and after his recent first look in the form of a spot in the Super Bowl and that you can see heading this news, we finally have the release dates of both series, although for now we need to specify the exact days in both months and if they will arrive from Simultaneously to all the territories that have on those dates with the Disney streaming service already operational.
Recall that The Falcon and The Winter Soldier will tell us the new adventures of Falcon and the Winter Soldier after the events of Avengers Endgame, with Sam Wilson as new Captain America and the arrival of U.S. Agent, the counterpart by the US government to the figure of the new Capi.
On the other hand, WandaVision invites us to live the parallel reality of Wanda together with Vision in the purest American sitcom style through the first half of the series, while the second half will be directly related to the next Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness under a much darker tone.
Likewise, the release date of the second season of The Mandalorian has also been confirmed, scheduled for next October, again, exclusively for Disney +, also hinting at possible spin-offs of such a successful Star Wars series.
