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Marvel's Storyboards
Official logo
Genre	Documentary
Created by	Joe Quesada
Written by	Eric Enright
Directed by	Tony Castle
Presented by	Joe Quesada
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	12
Production
Executive producers	Joe Quesada Tony Castle Roxy Hunt
Production company	Marvel New Media
Original release
Network	YouTube
Release	July 23  ( 2020-07-23 )  ? December 15, 2020  ( 2020-12-15 )

Marvel's Storyboards is an American web television documentary series developed by Marvel New Media and hosted by Joe Quesada . The series was released on Marvel Entertainment 's YouTube channel on July 23, 2020. ^{[1] [2]} Originally, the series was going to be a 12-episode miniseries, before it was pushed back from its original November 2019 release date and was split into two seasons.

Premise [ edit ]

The series follows Joe Quesada , executive vice president and creative director of Marvel Entertainment , as he explores into the stories and creative drives of storytellers from various backgrounds.

A comparison that everyone knows is Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown. We go on locations, but instead of food or culture being the focus, the focus is a guest, the way they tell stories, and their story.

?  Joe Quesada ^[3]

Episodes [ edit ]

Season 1 (2020) [ edit ]

Season 2 (2020) [ edit ]

Production [ edit ]

Development [ edit ]

Joe Quesada took the idea where he interviewed Charlie Cox in 2017's San Diego Comic-Con and pitched it to Disney+ and they green lit as the series. ^[3] In July 2020, Marvel Entertainment announced that the series moved from Disney+ to its YouTube channel and will premiere on July 23, 2020. ^[4]

Filming [ edit ]

Joe Quesada made the series practicipatory rather than one on one interviews. In the episode with Ed Viesturs , Joe went on "high altitude" mountain climbing in Idaho Mountains .

The results are sometimes hilarious, if you want to see me face-plant in the snow several times with a mountain climber, you get your wish.

?  Joe Quesada ^[3]

Guests [ edit ]

The first season hosted 12 guests. The marquee names include Hugh Jackman , Robert Lopez , Samhita Mukhopadhyay , Johnny Weir and Ed Viesturs .

Release [ edit ]

The series premiered on the Marvel Entertainment YouTube channel on July 23, 2020, and ran for six episodes until August 27, 2020. ^[1] The second season was released from November to December that same year.

References [ edit ]

External links [ edit ]

• Marvel's Storyboards at IMDb