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Crew member dies after fall on the set of Marvel TV series 'Wonder Man'

LOS ANGELES — A crew member died Tuesday morning on the Los Angeles set of a Marvel TV series after falling from the rafters, a Marvel spokesperson has confirmed. The crew member, a rigger, was working on Marvel Studios' "Wonder Man" at Radford Studio Center in Studio City when the incident occurred. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, officers arrived Tuesday at the 4000 block of ...
The Marvel Studios logo on display in the 6,500-seat Hall H panel at Comic-Con International.

LOS ANGELES — A crew member died Tuesday morning on the Los Angeles set of a Marvel TV series after falling from the rafters, a Marvel spokesperson has confirmed.

The crew member, a rigger, was working on Marvel Studios' "Wonder Man"

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