Marvel Entertainment Promises Return of “Marvel Superheroes: What The –?!” Next Year

The fan-favorite series sends up many of Marvel's greatest

Marvel Entertainment has shared a new stop-motion style short seemingly animated with action figures as they simultaneously announced the return of a fan-favorite webseries.

What’s Happening:

  • Marvel Entertainment has announced the return of a favorite webseries, Marvel Superheroes: What The –?!, set to arrive sometime in 2025.
  • The announcement came alongside another entry in the stop-motion animated webseries, this time focusing on some of Marvel’s baddies, as they get ready for Villain$Con.
  • In the new short, MODOK decides to throw a convention seeing how much money that they can bring in, but when genuine Marvel heroes arrive, it turns out the convention is more Fyre Fest than Comic-Con.
  • Take a look at the short in the video below.

  • Originally having debuted back in 2009, there are many entries in this short-form stop-motion series that had long subsided.
  • That is, until recently, when a new parody short arrived showcasing some of the Real Housewives of Marvel. While not officially revealed as part of the What The — ?! series, many fans noted that a return of the short form webseries must be imminent, thanks to its signature brand of humor and striking resemblance to the Adult Swim favorite series, Robot Chicken.
  • While Marvel Entertainment has shared that the series is set to return in 2025, they did not reveal a specific premiere date at this time.

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Tony Betti
Originally from California where he studied a dying artform (hand-drawn animation), Tony has spent most of his adult life in the theme parks of Orlando. When he’s not writing for LP, he’s usually watching and studying something animated or arguing about “the good ole’ days” at the parks.