
Marvel's Damage Control
- Network
- ABC
- Showrunner
- Ben Karlin
- Franchise(s)
- Marvel Cinematic Universe
- Showrunner
- Ben Karlin
Marvel's Damage Control was a planned television series intended to be a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series would follow the general concept of the comic series, where a specially formed construction company is responsible for cleaning up after the messes of Superheroes, from the incredibly mundane to the completely insane.
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