It appears that HBO might need some extra time to bring their upcoming TV series to fruition, as opposed to the initial speculation pointing towards a 2026 premiere. Instead, it’s been confirmed that we might not see the series until late in 2026 or even stretching into 2027. This delay could suggest a meticulous release strategy for the much-anticipated and contentious retelling of the boy wizard story.
[This story contains spoilers for the series finale of Superman & Lois.]
During the summer of 2021, the Marvel Cinematic Universe ventured into the Marvel multiverse for the first time on a large scale with the premiere of Loki’s first season, known as The Multiverse Saga. Notably, the primary Loki character portrayed by Tom Hiddleston and Sylvie’s version of the character were removed to an unknown place called The Void. During this journey, they encountered various other versions of Asgard’s trickster god, including Kid Loki, played by Jack Veal. Unfortunately, Veal has been going through a difficult period lately, but there’s some good news following the widespread attention his “homeless and 17” TikTok videos received.
Over time, Charlie Hunnam has portrayed a variety of roles such as bikers, criminals, adventurers, and soccer thugs. In the not-too-distant future, he’ll expand this roster to include a murderer and grave robber by playing Ed Gein in the upcoming third installment of Ryan Murphy’s crime series anthology, Monster, which has previously delved into characters like Jeffrey Dahmer and the Menendez Brothers.
Spoilers for Netflix’s The Madness lie ahead, so read on at your own risk.