Every Upcoming Marvel Movie And Show You Need On Your Radar Right Now

The MCU is slowing down its release pace, but don’t mistake that for running out of steam — what’s coming next might be the studio’s most ambitious stretch yet.

From Spider-Man’s next solo chapter to the long-awaited return of the Avengers as a full team, Marvel Studios has a packed slate stretching all the way to 2028 and beyond. Here’s a complete, easy-to-scan breakdown of every confirmed movie and show on the way.

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Upcoming Marvel Movies

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day brings Tom Holland back for his fourth solo outing, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton. Borrowing its title from a classic comic run, the film hints at a grittier, street-level story thanks to the presence of Jon Bernthal’s Punisher and Michael Mando’s Scorpion.

Avengers: Doomsday marks the first true Avengers team-up since 2019’s Endgame, bringing together the Avengers, New Avengers, Wakandans, the Fantastic Four, and X-Men characters from the Fox era. The Russo Brothers are back in the director’s chair, with Robert Downey Jr. stepping into the role of Doctor Doom.

Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse closes out Miles Morales’ animated trilogy, picking up after the multiverse-spanning cliffhanger of Across the Spider-Verse. Co-directors Justin K. Thompson and Bob Persichetti return to wrap up the story.

Avengers: Secret Wars follows a year after Doomsday, with Doctor Doom remaining the central villain. Loosely inspired by the comic arc of the same name, the film is expected to set up a major MCU reboot.

Ghost Rider finally arrives in the MCU with Ryan Gosling in the lead role and Shawn Levy directing — a pairing that reportedly grew out of conversations the two had while working together on an unrelated project.

Black Panther 3 introduces a new Black Panther played by David Jonsson, stepping into the role as T’Challa’s son. Ryan Coogler returns to write and direct, with Letitia Wright and Winston Duke also back.

Blade, Armor Wars, and Shang-Chi 2 remain in development without confirmed release dates, though Mahershala Ali, Don Cheadle, and Simu Liu are all still attached to their respective projects.

Upcoming Marvel Shows

Vision Quest rounds out the WandaVision trilogy, continuing Paul Bettany’s journey as Vision on Disney+. Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man returns for a second season this year, with a third already confirmed. Daredevil: Born Again heads into its third season in March 2027, continuing Charlie Cox’s run as Matt Murdock. X-Men ’97 keeps the animated revival going with a third season slated for 2027 and a fourth already lined up for the year after. Marvel Zombies, meanwhile, is deep in production on its second season.

Want the full history behind the franchise powering all of this? You can read more on the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Wikipedia page.

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