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Patton Oswalt’s Marvel Series ‘MODOK’ Canceled After One Season

Patton Oswalt’s stop-motion Marvel animated series MODOK As the scene on Marvel TV continued to shrink and reshape, Hulu was canceled after a single 10-episode season.

In the show that debuted in May, Oswalt uttered Marvel Comics’ villain MODOK, “Mental Organism Only Made to Kill”. Variation reported. Oswalt is also credited as a series creator, executive producer, and writer of all but one episode.

Oswalt guest-voiced some powerful artists such as Jon Hamm, Whoopi Goldberg and Nathan Fillion for the project. The series also regularly features several well-known comedians and actors such as Melissa Fumero, Aimee Garcia, Wendy McLendon-Covey, Ben Schwartz, Beck Bennett, John Daly and Sam Richardson.

“It was born out of our love for Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, who created MOOK, and we wanted to honor that while maintaining a comedic perspective on the character and his world,” Oswalt co-producer Jordan Blume said in New York’s Comics. If in 2020. “What are the mundane moments of trying to run a bad organization? Or what does the giant floating toilet have to do with his unruly kids or wife?

This ambitious project failed to materialize despite the popularity of the Marvel name and Oswalt’s credibility in the comics industry (writing for leading brands like DC Comics since the early 2000s). And more than that, the comedian’s consistent signal of left-wing virtue failed to translate to a steady audience.

Over the past few years, California-based Oswalt has come to prominence with the campaigns of current Senators John Ossoff and Raphael Warnock in Georgia. He helped Democrats translate federal election law. The teenager mocked Kyle Rittenhouse’s tear-filled expression after he was cleared of murder charges. Fans need a vaccination passport to attend stand-up performances.

And earlier this year, he was unhappy with a series of posts about comedian Dave Chappelle and sweetly apologizing for glorifying their friendship after Chappelle’s jokes about transsexuality got a lot of cancellations.

The show may have been a victim of Marvel’s ongoing remake. The series was signed by Jeph Loeb’s Marvel Television division. However, that issue is closed and all Marvel TV channels are now owned by Kevin Feige’s Marvel Studios.

Another Marvel animated show directed by Loeb, shoot the monkeyThere’s also a season on Hulu, but its fate has yet to be decided.

Since then, Fiege has released Marvel hits including: WandaVision, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Lokialso knight of the moon.

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Source: Breitbart

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