At the time of writing, all we know for certain is that the upcoming Disney+ series is a spy thriller, but one popular theory is that intelligence agency SHIELD could be returning.
The show's former star Clark Gregg (Agent Phil Coulson) threw fuel on that particular fire by liking and sharing an announcement post for Marvel's Zodiac on Instagram.
So, without further ado, here are five theories about what Marvel's Zodiac could be about – and which new and returning characters could feature.
1. Marvel's Zodiac could rebuild SHIELD
Most noticeably, the eagle depicted in the SHIELD emblem seems to have found its way into the 'A' in Zodiac, but avid comic book readers have also spotted a deeper cut.
The O-shaped diagram represented 'The Great Wheel', a group comprised of 11 of the world's most elite spymasters; each one known by a sign of the Zodiac.
Of course, the MCU has a habit of plucking ideas from comic book storylines and taking them in a distinct direction, so we wouldn't expect a beat-for-beat adaptation of that high-concept story.
Elements of Hickman's faux history could be interwoven in a story that brings together some of the MCU's finest spymasters, perhaps to form the founding committee of a brand new SHIELD.
2. Agents of SHIELD characters could return
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