Marvel's Wolverine: The Long Night Goes Beyond Movies And TV Into Brand New Medium
Marvel's first podcast, Wolverine: The Long Goodnight, arrives in 2018.
www.gamespot.comHere’s the latest on Wolverine: The Long Night.
- The original season (2018) launched as Marvel’s first scripted podcast, set in Burns, Alaska, following Special Agents Sally Pierce and Tad Marshall as they investigate a string of mysterious deaths with Logan/Wolverine appearing as the subject of the mystery.[5][7]
- The program debuted on Stitcher Premium and expanded to other platforms later in 2018, with Richard Armitage voicing Wolverine, and a team including Brendan Baker (director) and Chloe Prasinos (sound design) behind the production.[1][2][7]
- A second season, Wolverine: The Lost Trail, was announced in 2018 and released in 2019, introducing new plot threads and returning writers for a continuation of the story.[3]
- Related context notes: Marvel’s official pages and fan databases document the podcast’s premise, cast, and episodic structure, as well as its place in Marvel’s broader podcast universe.[7][8]
If you’d like, I can pull a concise timeline of episode releases and notable guest appearances, or look for recent indications of new Wolverine podcast projects in Marvel’s media ecosystem.
Citations:
- Wolverine: The Long Night overview and cast details.[5]
- Production and premiere details (Stitcher Premium, Richard Armitage as Wolverine).[2][7]
- Season 2 announcement and timeline.[3]