One such high point was Wonder Man. Released back in January, the series was one of Marvel’s best television offerings in years, receiving critical and fan praise, and even earning it’s star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II an Emmy nomination for his role as Simon Williams/Wonder Man.

Four months after Marvel Studios confirmed that Disney Plus series Wonder Man was getting a second season, the company has apparently had a change of heart. In yet another sign that everything is getting worse, Disney and Marvel have reportedly opted not to go forward with more Wonder Man, leaving the show's first season's cliffhanger wide open.

That's definitely the case with Wonder Man, which was renewed for a second season on Disney+ in March, then suddenly canceled on Thursday. The series was based on Marvel Comics characters and followed a group of individuals with superpowers as they tried to find their way in Hollywood.

Wonder Man, when debuted, was described by some critics as a fresh breath in Marvel, which was battling 'superhero fatigue'.A signal of the series' strong demand led Disney to renew the show

DC‘s Absolute Universe has unveiled a chilling redesign of a popular Wonder Woman villain. It’s certainly not for the faint of heart. The latest issue of Absolute Wonder Woman #25, from writer Kelly Thompson and artist Hayden Sherman,

Wonder, the virtual food hall that serves up dishes from multiple restaurants, is readying to open a location in Wellesley Square.

Wonder Woman star Lynda Carter stunned fans with her ageless appearance in a behind-the-scenes look at her upcoming project, Super Troopers 3, in which she stars as Governor Jessman. See details.