The Wonder Man series has been renewed for a second season, with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley returning

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The adventures of the actors trying to make it in the Marvel Cinematic Universe will continue.

Marvel TV The miracle manwhich is perhaps the least coded comic book film among the superhero factory offerings, has been renewed for a second season. The key creative team and talent in front of and behind the camera are also set to return.

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley will return as Simon Williams and Trevor Slattery, the super-powered actor and former theatrical terrorist around whom the series revolves.

Also returning are co-creators Destin Daniel Cretton, a director who previously worked at Marvel’s Shang Qi and the Legend of the Ten Rings It is directed in July spider-Man: A Brand New Day, andrew guest (Society, Brooklyn Nine-Nine). Cretton returns as director and executive producer while Guest reprises his role as showrunner and executive producer.

Avoid superheroes and building destruction battles, The miracle man Focuses on struggling actor Williams, who tries to hide his powers, while navigating Hollywood and trying to get the lead in a remake of a superhero movie called… The miracle man. Along the way, he enlists the help of Slattery, a veteran actor with ulterior motives.

(It’s unclear what direction the show will take, as it features an open ending, even as it closes the loop on the relationship arc.)

The show, which is essentially an entertaining buddy thriller in Hollywood, premiered on Disney+ in January and received exceptional reviews. It currently has a 91 percent critics and 87 percent audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

In her review of Hollywood ReporterAngie Hahn noted that the show was a return to the Marvel universe: “By stripping away the epic scope and fantasy battles that blockbuster superhero films have become known for, it foregrounds the same human drives — for approval, for connection, for meaning — that have always given Marvel movies their true magic.”

In his first week, The miracle man It generated 618 million minutes of viewing time, according to Nielsen, and entered the metric tracking service’s top 10 original broadcast series.

Marvel is now looking to capitalize on the response and is planning to hold an awards campaign for the show. According to sources, it will be presented in the comedy series category.

A season 2 crash is a rare thing in the Marvel arena. Only two other live shows saw a follow-up, including Lokiwhich remains Marvel’s best offering, and Daredevil: Born againIts second season begins tomorrow. (WandaVision, Marvel’s first show that also won the Emmys, and is part of an unofficial trilogy that includes Agatha along And the next Vision Quest.)

In the past few years, Marvel has redirected its approach to making shows, shifting from the film model to the traditional television model. The miracle man I fell under this path.

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