Exclusive: Agatha All Along's writer/director Jac Schaeffer has responded to concerns about the ongoing superhero fatigue debate, which has left many fans wondering if the Marvel universe has finally reached its saturation point.

However, when it comes to Agatha All Along, the creator isn't fazed by the argument that the genre has become overhyped, revealing that the show actually sidesteps the issue altogether by deviating from the traditional superhero narrative arc.

'We're dealing with a group of people who typically wouldn't get to be the center of attention,' said Schaeffer, whose show takes a step back from the spotlight on superheroes and delves into the stories of magical practitioners who often exist on the periphery of Marvel's storylines.

Schaeffer continued by highlighting how Agatha All Along taps into a broader storytelling palette, reframing Marvel's magical community and probing into the experiences of individuals operating outside of superhero circles.

A primary focus of Schaeffer's is presenting authentic representations of witchcraft in the show, along with diverse communities and women from different backgrounds who have faced marginalization.

'For Agatha All Along, I drew inspiration from real-life historical events to breathe fresh air into these less-seen magical stories within the Marvel universe,' Schaeffer said.

Overall, Schaeffer asserts that Agatha All Along will take viewers on a distinct narrative journey that digs beyond the larger-than-life tales of popular superheroes and explores the complexities, individual experiences, and authentic human drama happening outside those extraordinary orbits.