Marvel Releases First Look at ‘Echo’ Set to Debut in 2023
There are few Marvel Cinematic Universe characters that first arrived in Phase Four that are as interesting as the Hawkeye alumn; with her series arriving next year, Marvel releases the first look at Echo.
With the MCU in a constant state of movement, fans are always looking ahead to the next two, maybe even three projects coming at one time.
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As Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is still in the midst of a highly successful 45-day theatrical window, and Moon Knight concludes with a spectacular and action-packed finale, fans are already looking ahead to what else the summer season has in store.
Ms. Marvel is just a few weeks away, while Thor: Love and THunder is preparing for its own theatrical campaign the month following; with She/ Hulk: Attorney at Law finishing up the summer months with a slated August release.
A first look at Marvel Studios’ Echo. Coming to @DisneyPlus in 2023. pic.twitter.com/C4ySMS9jud
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The wheel never ceases turning, and the MCU is in a constant state of development for whatever the next project is; with a Tweet yesterday, Marvel has given fans their first look at Echo, the series that is set to grace audiences in 2023.
Following the eponymous character that made her debut as one of the antagonists of Hawkeye, Maya Lopez proved to be one of the most interesting characters to arrive in Phase Four, with her proven to be a formidable foe for Clint Barton and Kate Bishop.
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Her story is one that is incredibly intriguing, and with characters like Kingpin and Matt Murdoch being so meticulously interwoven within her very own story, it will be incredibly interesting to see how those characters factor into her very own Disney+ series.
The last time we saw Lopez, she was face to face with her adoptive guardian in an alleyway, with the assumption being that she shot him at point-blank range.
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Only the series will be able to dive deeper into whether or not that actually happened, and if Matt Murdoch’s Daredevil will play a part in the character development as well.
