March 5 (UPI) – WandaVision has been watching TV every week since their first release on January 15. So many fans rushed to see new programs Thursday at midnight that Disney + would often fall up to keep up with the bandwidth demand. Some fans wished Disney had released the entire season for binging at the same time – but on Friday, the season will come to an end.
If you are looking for something else to scratch the WandaVision itch, many other superhero shows can be found. Here are some key options for WandaVision fans to get their configuration.
Carter agent Marvel – Disney +
After the events at Captain America: The First Avenger, Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell) went to work for the Strategic Scientific Reserve, SHIELD Fans forerunner was disappointed that this gem of a show only lasted two seasons on ABC, but both are available for streaming on Disney +. Young Howard Stark (Dominic Cooper) and his butler Jarvis (James D’Arcy) keep the show connected to the Marvel films.
Watchers – HBO
This Emmy-winning HBO series is a series for the Alan Moore / Dave Gibbons comic book – a smaller series for the 2009 live-action film. Regina King will play a masked superhero in a turn-by-show in the single -this season. The show deals with racial relations and politics in a world where history has changed with the presence of superheroes.
Superman and Lois – An CW
This show has just started, so there’s still time to get up and get on board. Superman Tyler Hoechlin from the CW superhero shows gets his own series with Lois Lane (Elizabeth Tulloch). They move back to Smallville with their teenage sons (Alex Garfin and Jordan Elsass), who begin to show real speed and strength. Is there a flight next to it? It’s very different on family drama with superheroes.
Jessica Jones at Marvel – Netflix
Netflix’s second Marvel series after Daredevil practically making Jessica Jones a household name. Jones (Krysten Ritter), who has high strength and a stylish street scene, deals with powerful fairies and sometimes romances with other superheroes like Luke Cage (Mike Colter). Jones got her own three seasons, and for a little more, you can see her in too The defenders.
Supergirl – Netflix
Superman’s cousin got her own show in 2015. As she enters her sixth and final season, Supergirl Kara Zor-el (Melissa Benoist) has been battling supervillains, her love life, female friendships and leaders at her daily work. The CW show has great visual effects for her superheroics, but Kara Benoist just wants to protect vulnerable people and be a good person. Keep up to date with the new season on The CW.