With all the talk of Disney+ and HBO Max, you may not have heard about another streaming service that’s gearing up to enter the streaming wars. Meet Quibi, a startup streaming platform that is set to launch in April with content that is divided into small chunks that are 10 minutes or less.
There’s already content on the way from creators and talent, including Catherine Hardwicke, Steven Spielberg, Don Cheadle, Chrissy Teigen, and Nicole Richie. Now, the Russo brothers are joining that list.
The duo behind Marvel movies, such as Endgame and Infinity War, is set to produce a new docuseries for the platform called Slugfest, based on the book Slugfest: Inside the Epic, 50-Year Battle Between Marvel and DC.
According to Variety, the episodes will share little-known stories from the history of both comic book companies, feature interviews with creators, and more. One episode will reportedly focus on the first Marvel-DC crossover comic from the ’70s.
To watch this series (and everything else on Quibi), you’ll need to cough up $5 (with ads) or $8 (ad-free) per month.
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