Marvel Studios just released a new featurette spotlighting Director Von Kovak. He is portrayed by Ed Harris in the upcoming Disney+ series Wonder Man. The short interview showcases Kovak’s eccentric personality. It also gives a first look at how Marvel plans to explore the world of superheroes through the lens of Hollywood fame.

Von Kovak’s energy and approach fit perfectly within the show’s satirical style. The segment captures the humor, chaos, and creative ambition behind Wonder Man, giving fans something fresh to look forward to.
Ed Harris on the Role of Director Von Kovak
In the video, Ed Harris shares how he shaped Von Kovak’s personality. He describes him as part mentor, part mad genius. “Superheroes are the new celebrities,” he declares, while footage reveals Simon Williams (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) navigating movie sets and media attention.

Kovak’s scenes highlight the absurdity of fame, but they also ground Wonder Man in a very real commentary about storytelling, acting, and authenticity. His interactions with Trevor Slattery (Ben Kingsley) bring classic Marvel humor and a sense of continuity for longtime fans.
Behind the Scenes of Marvel’s Wonder Man
The new clip confirms that Wonder Man will explore both sides of the camera. Under Destin Daniel Cretton’s direction and Andrew Guest’s writing, the show blends meta-comedy with MCU-scale action.

Production footage shows cameras rolling, stage lighting setups, and moments of organized chaos. The world of Director Von Kovak feels like a film within a film. A story that pokes fun at fame while celebrating creativity.

This featurette also builds excitement for Marvel’s next streaming chapter. It promises a bold direction for Disney+.
Coming Soon to Disney+
The clip closes with Marvel’s teaser card: “Marvel Studios’ Wonder Man — Coming Soon to Disney+.” It’s the first official footage since filming wrapped in 2024. This signals that Wonder Man is deep in post-production.

The series is expected to debut in 2026 and may connect to storylines from WandaVision and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. With Von Kovak’s flair for the dramatic, this new entry could become one of Marvel’s most inventive streaming stories.

