Marvel Studios are definitely having a bit more fun with their titles lately aren't they? There's Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, but we think they've hit their peak with Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur. Honestly, what a name.
Okay, this show is an animated series coming from Disney Branded Television, so its not actually part of the MCU (but following Spider-Man: Far From Home, no crossover is off-limits) but we're totally here for more of the quirkier big and small screen comic adaptations.
Announced at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur focuses on the adventures of a teenaged genius Lunella Lafayette and her best friends, one of whom is, as you might have guessed, a T-Rex.
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The voice cast is pretty darn impressive too, with Stranger Things' Maya Hawke, Snowpiercer's Daveed Diggs and The X Factor US contestant turned The Lion Guard and Sofia the First star Diamond White as Lunella.
We've also got (deep breath) the MCU's Laurence Fishburne and Cobie Smulders, GLOW's Alison Brie, Love, Victor's Michael Cimino, Pose's Indiya Moore, Power's Method Man, The Voice UK's Jennifer Hudson, The Mandalorian's Omid Abtahi, Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Craig Robinson, the Blade trilogy's Wesley Snipes and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen's Andy Cohen.
And just when we thought it was time to breathe, the list of guest actors includes Star Trek: Discovery's Wilson Cruz, Moon Knight's May Calamawy, and veteran superhero voice actor Josh Keaton, among others.
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If all of that wasn't enough, a first-look clip has been between released showing our heroine trying to stop two robbers, who seem very much unbothered by the giant dinosaur stomping around.
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Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur will air on Disney Channel in the US, and is expected to stream via Disney+ worldwide.
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