Oscar Isaac has confirmed that the Marvel Cinematic Universe series will continue to exist. Moon Knight.
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Marvel is yet to confirm the character’s return.
Moon KnightOscar Isaac, the star of Marvel Cinematic Universe, teased about his character’s return.
Oscar Isaac made his debut in Marvel Cinematic Universe with the Disney+ limited series Moon KnightIt was released earlier this summer.
The actor, who was 43 years old, played the title role of Moon Knight aka Marc Spector or Steven Grant. He is a mercenary suffering from Dissociative Identity disorder. To stop Ammit from rising, he has to work with his alter Steven Grant and Layla, as well as the Egyptian god Khonshu.
Marvel Studios has not confirmed the return of Moon KnightOscar Isaac, an actor from Guatemala, teased that his character would return.
Discussing Season 2 of Moon Knight at the New York Comic Con (NYCC) 2022 panel this week, when asked, “Are you looking at Season 2?” the actor responded, “All I can say is it is not the last we’ve heard of the system that is Moon Knight.”
Although the limited series of six episodes was well-received both by MCU fans as well as critics, the future for the anti-hero is uncertain in Marvel Cinematic Universe. The sixth and final episode introduced Jake Lockley, a new character from the Moon Knight.
Season 1 of the television limited series is directed by Mohammed Diab. Moon KnightAlso starred Ethan Hawke and May Calamawy as well as Gaspard Ulliel’s Karim El Hakim and Saba Mubarak.
Moon KnightSeason 1 is now available on Disney plus.
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