Disney artist Brian Kesinger teased a new, unannounced Marvel Studios animated project.

On Instagram, Kesinger revealed that he'll be directing "a new animated series at Marvel Studios" this fall. However, he was not able to share any additional details about the project as it has not yet been announced. He then thanked those who'd supported him in his career. The image Kesinger shared was simply of the Marvel Studios logo, thus giving no clear indication as to what the project might be. Still, Kesinger used MCU as a hashtag, meaning the project is part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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Who Is Brian Kesinger and What Do We Know About the Project?

Kesinger is an artist whose best-known work has primarily been with Walt Disney Studios. His credits include story artist on 2014's Big Hero 6 , 2016's Zootopia and 2018's Ralph Breaks the Internet . As a writer, he's credited with the stories for 2011's Winnie the Pooh and 2017's Olaf's Frozen Adventure . His only directorial credit on IMDb is for a video short called Ventana in 2017.

There are several major animated Marvel Studios projects in the works at the time of writing. Those include Spider-Man: Freshman Year and Marvel Zombies , both of which are slated to release at some point in 2024. There's also a revival of the classic X-Men: The Animated Series set for some point in 2023. Additionally, a second season of What If...? is in the works, with a third season also in production . Due to the labor involved in animated series, they can often take quite a long time to release after having been officially greenlit. However, it's not clear exactly what stage Kesinger's project is in, so estimating any sort of release date is not easy.

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While there have been numerous cartoons based off of Marvel's characters in the past, What If...? was formally Marvel Studios' first animated project. That show did not take place in the main universe seen in the films, instead showcasing alternate worlds and potential scenarios. This seems to be the case for more than a few of the animated Marvel Studios shows, so it's possible that will be the case with Kesinger's project as well.

There are no additional details available for Kesinger's animated project at Marvel Studios at the time of writing.

Source: Instagram