ABC is making a Marvel comedy series centring on who cleans up the mess when the Avengers level a city while battling Loki or Ultron.
The network behind Agents of SHIELD and Agent Carter is now working on adapting Marvel's limited series Damage Control, reports Deadline.
Marvel Studios' first television comedy would follow the Damage Control construction agency as they tidy up the rubble following intergalactic battles.
Aside from simple clean-ups, Damage Control are responsible for fixing up the lives of those innocent civilians impacted by the Marvel superheroes.
Damage Control has been given a live-action, half-hour pilot commitment by ABC, and will be written by The Daily Show's Ben Karlin.
Marvel Studios and ABC are also teaming up for a proposed spinoff for Agents of SHIELD's Adrianne Palicki and Nick Blood called Marvel's Most Wanted.
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