Earth’s Mightiest Heroes won’t be heading to the small screen anytime soon according to Marvel Studios producer Brad Winderbaum. While the Avengers have been depicted on the small screen in animated form several times,

The MCU is full of fun film and TV projects. Some of the best movies that have been made by Marvel Studios are the Avengers films, which find Earth’s Mightiest Heroes assembling to combat the biggest threats to the universe.

Many fans have questioned why Marvel Studios hasn't brought The Avengers franchise to Disney+ and Marvel Studios' Head of Marvel Streaming, Brad Winderbaum, has now offered a convincing

One Marvel villain's fateful words continue to explain why we haven't seen the Avengers assemble in live-action since Avengers: Endgame. All the way back in Spider-Man: Far From Home, Jake Gyllenhaal's Quentin Beck wanted to create an "Avengers-level threat" as a means to seize power.

Marvel Studios has seen mixed success with its Disney+ shows, but that's not the reason producer Brad Winderbaum says an Avenger series is unlikely.

Marvel Studios has taken its superhero franchise in several ambitious directions with the help of the multiverse. However, producer Brad Winderbaum says the one concept that is officially off the table is an Avengers television series.