Marvel is pumping the brakes on three television projects.Per Deadline, the development of Nova, Strange Academy, andTerror, Inc.has been paused by Marvel Television. These projects were never greenlit, and the studio has simply shifted its priorities at the moment.Recommended VideosThe three shows are not dead and could be developed at a later date.Please enable Javascript to view this contentMarvel continues to shift its strategy in a post-strike Hollywood. Many projects will be developed, with showrunners assigned to each show. However, not every developed project will be made.Disney CEO Bob Iger revealed his quality-over-quantity approach for Marvel during a May 2024 earnings call.Were slowly going to decrease volume and go to probably about two TV series a year instead of what had become four and reduce our film output from maybe four a year to two, or a maximum of three, Iger told investors via Variety.Out of the three paused shows,Novawas the furthest along. In March 2022, Marvel Studios hired Sabir Pirzada to write theNovaseries. Nova, real name Richard Rider, is a member of the intergalactic police force known as the Nova Corps. Marvel replaced Pirzada with Ed Bernero in December 2024. The series would have been a Disney+ release.The two other shows,Strange AcademyandTerror, Inc.,were rumored to be in development. Strange Academyfocused on a school founded by Doctor Strange that taught gifted children how to control their supernatural abilities. Terror,Inc.depicted the antihero Terror, who can use the body parts of others for his own gain.Marvels 2025 live-action TV slate begins with Daredevil: Born AgainIronheartbegins in June, whileWonder Manstreams in December.Editors Recommendations