If you’re eager to see more of Marc Spector and Steven Grant, we have exciting, albeit slightly bittersweet, news regarding the future of **Moon Knight** within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
While a dedicated **Moon Knight Season 2** on Disney+ seems unlikely, the character, portrayed brilliantly by Oscar Isaac, *is* indeed slated to return to the MCU.
Brad Winderbaum (head of Marvel Television) has provided this update to ComicBook. He mentioned that “*Moon Knight* happened in a wave of shows that were going to establish characters that would tie-in to the future.” Winderbaum expressed a desire for a second season but hinted at alternative plans to integrate **Marc Spector/Moon Knight** into the broader narrative. Moon Knight, however, will still be featured, even if the series format is on hold.
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Already, we have seen his animated return. Oscar Isaac reprised his role, lending his voice to **Moon Knight** in the “What If…?” The animated season 3 premiere. He was part a Mech Avengers squad that battled massive Hulk variations.
Captain America: Brave New World may hold a clue to a potential live action return. In the film, President Ross (Harrison Ford), at first, tries to control a new Avengers squad. While that direction appears to shift, Captain America (Anthony Mackie) seems poised to assemble *his* own team.
This opens the door for **Moon Knight**, alongside newer heroes like Ironheart (Dominique Thorne), Captain Marvel (Brie Larsen), and Shang-Chi (Simu Liu), to potentially join the ranks of the **New Avengers**. This inclusion can really boost diversity through the *representation of lesser know ethnicities* such as Egyptian.
The show “Moon Knight”, which debuted in Disney+’s streaming service on March 20, 2022, was well received for its original tone, and the exploration of Dissociative identity disorder through Marc Spector. Spector is given powers by Khonshu, an Egyptian god. May Calamawy starred as Spector’s wife Layla El-Faouly. Ethan Hawke played the antagonist Arthur Harrow.
Oscar Isaac is also reprising a notable superhero role outside of the MCU. He will voice Spider-Man ‘2099’ (Miguel O’Hara), in the animated film “Spider-Verse”. Isaac has not given up on the project, even though “Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse”, which is experiencing delays at the moment.
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