The TV version of "Ghost Rider" was cancelled and Uncle Cage is not the same character

Previously, there was news that Marvel's TV series department would co-produce a TV series version of "Ghost Rider" with Hulu, a streaming platform also owned by Disney, starring Gabriel Luna, the "new Terminator" in "Terminator 6: Dark Fate". However, according to foreign media Deadline, Hulu's new "Ghost Rider" has been canceled.

According to foreign media Deadline, Hulu and the creative team of "Ghost Rider" had irreconcilable differences in creativity, which also led to Hulu's decision to stop plans to produce the "Ghost Rider" series of TV series.

In May of this year, Hulu announced plans to launch two new Marvel Comics live-action series in 2020. One of them is a new TV series of "Ghost Rider", and the other is a live-action version of "Hellstorm", which is said to be still in production.

The TV version of Ghost Rider previously announced that "New Terminator" Gabriel Luna will play "Ghost Rider" Robbie Reyes. This character first appeared on TV in 2016 in "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.". This character is different from Johnny Blaze played by Nicolas Cage in the 2007 live-action movie and the 2011 sequel.

Reyes is a high school student working as an auto mechanic in East Los Angeles. After being shot, he makes a deal with a demon to become the new Ghost Rider.

It is not clear whether the TV series "Ghost Rider" will find a new production platform, and Disney is preparing to launch its own streaming platform Disney+, whose original TV shows are based on Marvel's works. For example, the upcoming "She-Hulk" and "Ms. Marvel", etc. So it is not impossible for "Ghost Rider" to appear on Disney+.