Laurence Fishburne Developing A Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Animated TV Show For Disney Channels

Letitia Wright’s Shuri is getting a ton of attention for her role in Marvel Studios’ Black Panther. She is a fantastic mix of T’Challa’s little sister, as well as one of the smartest people in the MCU.

With that said there is another young African-American girl who is said to be one of the top minds in the Marvel universe Lunella Lafayette. If your a comic book reader the name will definitely ring a bell as she is the protagonist of Marvel Comics’ Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur comic book series.

She is not just your typical girl as she is an Inhuman. She was created by Amy Reeder-Hadley, Brandon Montclare and Natacha Bustos, and first appeared in Marvel Comics’ Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #1 in 2016. Lunella teams up with a crimson colored dinosaur to save the day.

Now according to Deadline, Lunella is looking to join Marvel’s animated television universe based on the popular comic book series. It is being developed for Disney Channels Worldwide by Black-ish and Grown-ish executive producers Laurence Fishburne and Helen Sugland via Cinema Gypsy Productions and Marvel Animation.

Currently, the project is still in development and it is unknown which one of Disney Channels Worldwide’s channels it would be featured on if the series gets a green light.

Are you a fan of Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur? Would you be excited for an animated series? Let us know in the comment section below!

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Source: Deadline

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