Collider rounds up cancelled superhero television shows that fans continue to campaign for the return of, arguing that cancellation often struck before a series had told its full story. The piece highlights how factors such as low viewership, high production costs and poor release timing have repeatedly cut short well-regarded superhero series, leaving devoted fanbases wanting more.

Among the shows featured are Freeform's "Cloak & Dagger" (2018–2019), which ran for two seasons and could benefit from renewed MCU interest in street-level heroes; Amazon's "The Tick" (2016), a satirical but emotionally layered take on the genre that lasted two seasons; Disney+'s "Moon Knight", a miniseries praised for its exploration of mental health and trauma despite launching during a difficult period for Marvel; and Cartoon Network's "Teen Titans", cancelled after five seasons despite strong fan investment in its blend of comedy and drama, reportedly due to behind-the-scenes licensing and financial issues.