Marvel's new dramas "Moon Knight", "She-Hulk" and "Ms. Marvel" released trailers

At the Disney+ Day event, Marvel announced that a large number of new series are in production, including three new live-action series, Moon Knight starring Oscar Isaac and Ethan Hawke, Ms. Marvel starring Iman Vellani, and She-Hulk starring Tatiana Maslany and Mark Ruffalo. Trailers for the three series were released separately.

Trailer for Moon Knight:

In the Moon Knight trailer, Oscar Isaac can be heard narrating in a voice with a northern English accent: "I can't tell the difference between my daily life and my dreams." Another voice, presumably Ethan Hawke's, responds: "The voices you hear consume you."

Isaac plays Moon Knight, who suffers from split personality disorder. Disney's official description shows: "The multiple personalities in his body believe that they are in the battle of the gods in ancient Egypt set in modern times."

In the trailer, we can see Moon Knight knocking someone (or something) to the floor of a destroyed restroom before leaping to the rooftop and emerging into the moonlight.

In an interview, Hawke said he played a villain inspired by real-life cult leader David Koresh.

Ms. Marvel trailer:

Newcomer Iman Vellani plays Kamala Khan, a Muslim, Pakistani-American superhero. In the trailer, Kamala says, "It's not the brown girl in Jersey City who saves the world," showing that the series will focus on the importance of non-traditional superhero identities.

Judging from the trailer, the series also includes clips of Muslims praying in a mosque, as well as a scene of Kamala COSing in a Captain Marvel uniform.

She-Hulk trailer:

She-Hulk is a comedy film, with Tatiana Maslany playing lawyer Jennifer Walters, who gains the power of the Hulk after receiving a blood transfusion from her cousin Bruce Banner.

Consistent with the comic book setting, Walters can still maintain his personality and wisdom after the transformation. In the trailer, you can see the image of She-Hulk wearing a purple and white costume over her green skin. Ruffalo also appears as the young Hulk in "Avengers 4" to guide Walters to adapt to his abilities.