Your Full List of All Upcoming Marvel Movies and TV Shows — With Key Details!
We break down everything we know about every Marvel movie and TV show currently in the works.
[Updated 7/31/2026]
The story of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Marvel Studios itself has been a tumultuous one since the release of Avengers: Endgame. The Phase Four films and television shows left audiences wondering if there was a new saga at all. The need to generate material for Disney+ also left many feeling the studio was unfocused and overextended, something studio president Kevin Feige would partially admit in 2025. Nevertheless, at SDCC 2022, he tried to quell some of these misgivings by revealing the full calendar for Phases Five and Six, labeling the whole thing as “The Multiverse Saga.”
Related: Marvel movies in order (chronological guide)
But almost as soon as the Multiverse calendar was made public, alterations were made. Movies shifted release dates and production schedules. Two industry strikes forced all television and movie production to grind to halt. Disney itself changed its priorities and instructed Marvel to slow its pipeline. The expected big bad of the new saga, Kang the Conqueror, proved unimpressive in his true debut appearance — Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania — while the actor who portrayed him faced criminal charges in New York. He was ultimately let go from his Marvel contract, but it was unclear if Kang would carry on or be completely replaced with a difference character. And it just so happened that Doctor Doom seemed to be the logical replacement and Robert Downey Jr. was available…
It all reveals that, despite the planning involved, Marvel Studios is malleable and ready to alter those plans if need be.
As we have for the last few years, we’re keeping track of it all in this comprehensive guide of every upcoming Marvel Studios film (and television show) with a handy calendar of the studio’s projects through 2028 (and beyond).
As always, we will continue to update this page frequently as new details emerge. And be careful: There are spoilers ahead. (Want to see what the other camp is up to? Check out our full breakdown of upcoming DC Studios movies.)
WHAT TO EXPECT NEXT
Marvel’s SDCC 2026 presentation was shorter than usual but no less exciting, as the studio offered looks at upcoming films and made a couple of unexpected announcements that hyped up the crowd.
Although it remains unclear if phases remain part of the studio’s calendar, we may still employ it for what may yet come after the current saga’s 2028 crescendo.
VisionQuest (series)
Premiere Date: October 14, 2026
What We Know: In October of 2022, reports surfaced of a potential series staring Paul Bettany as the White Vision featured in WandaVision and his struggle to regain the memories the Hex Vision imparted to him. WandaVision and Agatha head writer Jac Schaeffer reportedly supervised a writers room that Fall, but it was unclear if the project was still moving forward, particularly when Disney and Marvel were looking to slow down development of the slate and the strikes rewriting all the calendars. For a time, it seemed as though the project was one of the reported “quiet” cuts as Disney and Marvel refocused their efforts, but in late May 2024, Star Trek: Picard‘s Terry Matalas signed on to run the show and serve as executive producer. It appears his is a new take on the concept differs from the one Schaeffer was developing. But with Disney projecting a 2026 premiere, it is currently on more solid footing than some of the other projects listed below. Adding to its stability: James Spader will return to voice Ultron, the character he played all the way back in Avengers: Age of Ultron. In September of 2024, frequent Matalas collaborator Todd Stashwick reportedly joined the cast. Then, in January 2025, new reports suggested Iron Man‘s Faran Tahir would return as Raza, the Ten Rings captain who captured Tony Stark in that 2009 film, setting off the entire MCU. Production began in Spring of 2025. In September 2025, Mary McDonnell joined the cast in an undisclosed role. In the subsequent months, Disney finally settled on a title: VisionQuest. Curiously, this was a working title for the project back to the Shaeffer days, but remained a possible title until a recent Disney sizzle reel. Meanwhile, in November, Philomena Cunk herself — Diane Morgan — was added to the cast alongside Lauren Morais. Other actors in the series include Ruaridh Mollica, T’Nia Miller, Emily Hampshire, Orla Brady, Henry Lewis, and Jonathan Sayer, and Mary McDonnell. James D’Arcy, who played the human Jarvis on Agent Carter and in a memorable Endgame cameo is also reportedly back as the character, although it’s unclear exactly how.
During the May 2026 upfront presentations, Disney confirmed the 8-part series will debut in October. Feige subsequently confirmed the program rounds out the “WandaVision trilogy,” but said little else of the series during Marvel’s SDCC presentation.
How It Fits in the MCU: Even if Matalas is starting from scratch, the program still has one objective related to the saga: restore Vision in time for the fight against Doom. Then, maybe, it will be time to deal with Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen), who we believe to be very much alive. Also, the reported presence of Raza may offer an opportunity to reveal what the Ten Rings looks like after the events of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
Avengers: Doomsday
(2026)
Premiere Date: December 18, 2026
What We Know: The fifth Avengers film will presumably set up the endgame of The Multiverse Saga if that term is still in use at Marvel. On July 26, 2022, word broke indicating Destin Daniel Cretton would direct the film, then titled Avengers: The Kang Dynasty. That September, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania writer Jeff Loveness signed on to craft the script. During the press tour for Quantumania, he teased the film will be a “bloodbath” and inspire the next generation of Avengers. In November of 2023, both Loveness and Cretton walked away from the project with Michael Waldron taking over scripting chores. At SDCC 2024, Feige announced Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame directors Anthony and Joe Russo will return to helm the film (and its follow-up), confirming earlier reports. The pair then revealed the film’s new subtitle: “Doomsday.” The picture will introduce Downey’s Doctor Doom and, we assume, how he ends up controlling the Multiverse. Feige also mentioned many of the characters from the 2025 theatrical releases — including the Fantastic Four — will appear in the upcoming Avengers films. In late 2024, word broke indicating Chris Evans will return for the film, and the trailer released in July 2026 confirms it will be as Steve Rogers, despite the fact that Evans later denied reports of his return. Subsequent reporting has suggested Hayley Atwell is also set to return, but with Evans appearing as his younger self, it’s unclear if Atwell will play the same Peggy we saw dancing with Steve during Endgame‘s conclusion. In March of 2025, Marvel livestreamed an hours-long cast announcement video, in which the camera slowly progressed along a seemingly neverending line of director’s chairs with Doomsday cast members’ names on them, The list included not only returning Avengers actors like Paul Rudd, Chris Hemsworth, Sebastian Stan, and Anthony Mackie, but also the stars of Thuderbolts*, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Simu Liu, Tom Hiddleston, and several returning stars from the original X-Men films, including Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen, not to mention Robert Downey Jr., who was the only one sitting in his chair and ended the video by hushing the viewers. Notably absent from the list, however, were Benedict Cumberbatch, Tom Holland, and the aforementioned Chris Evans and Hayley Atwell, though now we know that at least Evans and Atwell are returning. Members of the cast assembled for the 2026 SDCC presentation, but offered little information beyond Downey switching on his Doom voice to suggest the audience join the Family of Doom. Also, a specially-produced trailer confirmed Doom is from the same reality as the Fantastic Four.
How It Fits in the MCU: As Downey’s Victor Von Doom hails from an alternate Earth — seemingly the same one as the Fantastic Four — how could such a Doom become aware of the Multiverse and the tapestry Loki (Hiddleston) now maintains? Will he have to face off against the God of Stories first? Or does their shared love of the color green indicate something else? Also, is this the real last stand for the 20th Century Studios X-Men?
Premiere Date: December 17, 2027
What We Know: The sixth Avengers film will conclude Phase 6 and The Multiverse Saga (if either term is still in play). The title also offers a few clues as Marvel Comics has published two epic stories with that name. The first saw heroes and villains transported to Battleworld so the Beyonder could watch them fight. The second saw some heroes remembering how their Mutliverse was before various incursions collapsed it and plotting against Doom, the unquestioned master of all reality, to restore the universes they loved. Also, Spider-Man Miles Morales joined the mainstream Marvel Comics Universe in the aftermath. In October 2022, Loki‘s Michael Waldron signed on to write the script, but it is unclear if his draft is the one the Russo Brothers will use. At SDCC 2024, Anthony Russo said the original Secret Wars was one of the comics that made him a reader and he hopes to bring some of its magic to the next Avengers capstone. Originally set for a May 2027 release, it is now scheduled for December of that year. In July 2025, Feige revealed the film will also offer the studio a chance for a creative and narrative reset following its conclusion. But with the 2026 SDCC announcements, particularly one related to Black Panther III, it appears the reset will not be a full reboot of the MCU.
How It Fits in the MCU: No matter what Doom does in the two Avengers films, we expect the MCU will look fairly different afterward. Oh, and the post-credit scene — if one happens — would be the perfect moment to reprise the X-Men animated series theme again. Feige has hinted the Mutants will take point in the post-Multiverse stories. Also, the original Secret Wars comics introduced Spider-Man’s black suit, so maybe that piece of Venom left in the MCU will make its way to Peter…
Black Panther III
Release Date: December 15, 2028
What We Know: In November of 2024, Denzel Washington let slip on an Australia’s Today show that Ryan Coogler was writing a part for him in the third Black Panther movie. Though Marvel initially refused comment on the matter, they eventually confirmed a Black Panther III is in development, although in a roundabout way. The confirmation came as long time Marvel executive Nate Moore announced his departure from the studio to produce movies. Marvel bosses Kevin Feige and Louis D’Esposito specifically mentioned “the next Black Panther” in their statement about his exit. Then, at the SDCC 2026 Marvel presentation, Feige made a surprise announcement that the film is indeed in progress, with a release date of December 15, 2028 and a new star stepping into the titular role: David Jonsson, of Alien: Romulus, The Long Walk, and HBO’s Industry. He is set to portray T’Challa’s son, also named T’Challa, alongside Letitia Wright’s Shuri and Winston Duke’s M’Baku, with Ryan Coogler returning to direct. Still unknown, however, is whether or not Denzel Washington has a role in the film.
How It Fits in the MCU: The presence of T’Challa’s grown son, now taking on the Black Panther role, with Shuri and M’Baku presumably as his mentors, implies some sort of time jump — or at least indicates a significant time progression — in the MCU between Doomsday and BP3‘s release. The stories could dovetail with just about any other MCU idea, from the discovery of Adamantium to the continuing tensions between Wakanda and Talocan. But aging up T’Challa II also means the MCU will be more or less in tact following the events of Secret Wars.
Ghost Rider
Release Date: 2028
What We Know: Earlier in the same 2026 Comic-Con presentation that ended with the announcement of Black Panther III, Feige revealed the rumors about Ryan Gosling starring in a Ghost Rider film are true. The actor appeared on stage with his Star Wars: Starfighter director Shawn Levy to assure the audience that the film is finally happening. Levy explained that Gosling told him about the Ghost Rider film while the two were shooting Starfighter in 2025, and they decided that it would be their next collaboration. It has been noted that the film came about as a result of an idea that Gosling himself presented to Marvel.
How It Fits in the MCU: With very little known about the project, aside from the fact that it is happening. Consequently, it’s difficult to say how Ghost Rider will slot into the larger universe. We don’t even know which incarnation of Ghost Rider Gosling is playing. Having said that, the character represents the more supernatural element of the Marvel universe, and the MCU has introduced a handful of other characters in recent years that slot into that niche, including the villain Mephisto (Sacha Baron Cohen) in Ironheart. With Blade still presumably in development — more on that in a moment — this could all lead into a new direction for the MCU to explore.
Armor Wars
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Release Date: TBA
What We Know: According to Feige, Armor Wars will be Tony Stark’s “worst fears come to life” as bad actors get a hold of some Iron Man tech. Only Colonel James Rhodes (Don Cheadle) – a.k.a. War Machine – will be in a position to stop them. In August of 2021, Black Monday’s Yassir Lester emerged as the series’ head writer. Production was expected to start in late 2022 and as the program was not mentioned at all during the SDCC 2022 panel, Lester took to his Instagram stories to clarify that it is still happening. Marvel and Disney subsequently announced the project would be a film instead with Lester staying on to write the script. Little has been said since about, though, so it may be one of the “quiet cuts” Marvel made in the last few years. Any mention of the project was also missing from the 2026 SDCC presentation, suggesting this story may never come to light.
How It Fits in the MCU: Cheadle, of course, has played Rhodey since Iron Man 2 and survived terrible color schemes for his armor, the crushing of his legs, being replaced by a Skrull, and the Blip. So he’s well-placed to defend Tony’s technology. Also, we can’t help but think Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) will show up to offer him some aid and that Ezekiel Stane (Alden Ehrenreich) will prove to be their shared foe.
Blade
(2025)
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Release Date: TBD
What We Know: Feige stunned the 2019 Comic-Con crowd by announcing Mahershala Ali will be the MCU’s version of Blade. Early on, Stacy Osei-Kuffour signed up to write the project with Feige admitting it will be a PG-13 affair. In July of 2021, word broke indicating Bassam Tariq will direct the picture. In November of 2021, Delroy Lindo emerged as the second person cast for the film. Although it was unclear who he might play, the internet quickly seized on the possibility of Jamal Afari, Blade’s mentor in the comics who was revamped into Whistler for the first Blade film trilogy. The following February, Aaron Pierre joined the cast in an unknown role. The departure of Tariq in the Fall of 2022 not only delayed the film, but several others down the production calendar. In late September that year, Lovecraft Country‘s Yann Demange emerged as the new director with Michael Starrbury writing a new script. In April of 2023, Mia Goth joined the cast and, later that month, True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto took on writing duties with production expected to begin in late May 2023. But with the onset of the Writers’ Guild strike on May 2 that year, it was unclear if Pizzolatto’s draft was completed or if production would commence without him. But as the actors eventually went on strike as well, Blade was once again delayed. As the strikes resolved late in the year, Disney pushed the film to a November 2025 release.
And then it all fell apart again with Demange exiting the production sometime in early 2024. The search is on again for a director, and according to reports, the supporting cast have been released from their contracts. Goth has clarified she will remain part of the film. Ali also still intends to star with Eric Pearson writing the latest draft. Additionally, other reports indicate the film was originally meant to be a period piece but will now take place in modern-day MCU.
Curiously, any mention of the film was completely absent from Marvel’s 2024 SDCC presentation (and the subsequent D23 Entertainment Showcase) with Feige only saying “three films” were set for release in 2025. Then, in October, Blade was removed from the 2025 release calendar and replaced by a new Predator movie. At the moment, the film was said to be on indefinite hold, although it appeared Ali and Goth were still attached to star.
Or, maybe, Wesley Snipes was correct when he said “there will only ever be one Blade” in Deadpool & Wolverine (with all apologies to Sticky Fingaz, who played him in a short-lived TV show, and the various actors who have voiced the Day Walker in animated projects).
As 2024’s D23 Brazil, Feige said the studio is still committed to bringing Blade into the MCU. He reiterated that commitment during the Fantastic Four: First Steps press tour in July 2025.
But just a year later, Feige admitted on the Happy Sad Confused podcast that he felt like a “gigantic loser and failure” for not getting the Blade film into production. A week or so later, Ali himself wondered why Marvel couldn’t get it together for the project, ultimately telling GQ “If they wanted to do it, we would’ve done it. So I have to move on, and I have moved on.” It is unclear if Blade remains in any sort of development whatsoever.
How It Fits in the MCU: While the MCU is a realm of science, mysticism, cosmic entities, and traditional street crime, it lacks for genuine monsters. Emerging from Marvel Comics’ The Tomb of Dracula, Blade will no doubt be our guide into a darker corner of the MCU where one finds things that go bump in the night. Luckily, he’s pretty good with a sword and can vanquish them with relative ease. Of course, the literal demons of the Marvel Universe may present more of a challenge. In terms of a more concrete connection to the MCU, the character made a disembodied appearance in Eternals, stopping Dane Whitman (Kit Harrington) from embracing his destiny and, seemingly, adding the character to Blade’s corner of the Marvel Universe.
Shang-Chi 2
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Release Date: TBA
What We Know: Early in December of 2021, reports suggested director Destin Daniel Cretton will return to helm a Shang-Chi sequel and develop other projects for Disney and Marvel. Presumably, Simu Liu and Awkwafina will return as Shang-Chi and Katy with Meng’er Zhang continuing to rebuild the Ten Rings as Xialing. We also imagine Wong (Bendict Wong) will appear in some capacity, as the signal Shang-Chi’s Ten Rings are sending into space will lead something to Earth. Of course, readers of the Gene Luen Yang-written Shang-Chi comic book may wonder if, perhaps, the Five Weapons Society will also be introduced. In November of 2023, Cretton departed development of the fifth Avengers film to focus on the Shang-Chi sequel, but this clearly changed as Cretton will now direct the next Spider-Man movie (as mentioned above). In July of 2024, Liu even quipped that the sequel keeps getting pushed back as Marvel’s long term plans change. As of that year’s SDCC presentation, it is unclear if the follow-up is still happening. One glimmer of hope: Liu attended Feige’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony the week prior to the convention. A second spark also comes in the form of Cretton’s wildly successful sophomore MCU effort — Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Its critical and box office performance may be the incentive Marvel needs to let him continue Shang-Chi’s story. Also noteworthy is the surprise cancellation of Cretton’s Wonder Man series after it received an equally surprising renewal earlier in the year. Could it have been shelved in favor of another Cretton Marvel feature?
How It Fits in the MCU: The signal broadcasting into space is the big one here. Will it attract a dragon-like alien race to the epicenter of the Blip? Or is it a huge diversion while the Ten Rings organization returns to prominence in the criminal underworld? And speaking of Xialing’s future as a crime boss, she will no doubt face opponents like Sharon Carter (Emily VanCamp) and the remnants of the Red Room in her quest to be more successful than her late father.
The X-Men
Release Date: TBA
What We Know: Just days after the WGA negotiated a new contract with the AMPTP, word broke indicating Marvel was soliciting pitches from writers for an eventual X-Men feature. Considering the nature of its development, expect the film to occur in Phase 7 — provided Marvel still plans in phases, of course. In May of 2024, Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes writer Michael Lesslie emerged to adapt some of the boundless Mutant concepts into a Marvel Studios script. At present, it is unclear just what sort of roster fans can expect … although, considering the success of X-Men ’97, the early 1990s team might be a safe guess. Professor X, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Storm, Gambit, Beast, Morph, Jubilee, and Wolverine are a pretty great ensemble and a good cross section of abilities, history, and characters. Toward the end of 2024, Feige said The X-Men is important to the future of Marvel storytelling, but it would likely not debut until after Secret Wars and the conclusion of the current saga. In May of 2025, Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier emerged as the likely person to helm the picture. That July, Feige said the film will focus on more youthful elements and that Schreier is the perfect person to amplify that aspect of the concept.
As of summer 2026, the project is still in the works with Schreier and screenwriters Lee Sung Jin and Joanna Calo. We also have the first actor solidly attached to the film: Samara Weaving as, according to Deadline, Emma Frost. Of course, the internet is full of other possible casting notices with just about every young actor attached to a beloved mutant. These include Charles Melton as Beast and Cailee Spaeny as Rogue. Of course, they are far from confirmed at this point and join others like Odessa A’Zion and Obsession‘s Inde Navarrette as potential members of the team. Although, the latter admitted to meeting with Schreier and shared an interest in playing Mystique.
How It Fits in the MCU: Presuming that the film will be set after Secret Wars, it will either focus on how the X-Men avoided detection all these years or how they join into the mainstream Marvel timeline. Of course, it is always possible they will also set up the next big saga. Our wild speculation? The next overarching story will be “The Apocalypse Saga.” Loosely based on the 1990s “Age of Apocalypse” event storyline, it could see the Mutants (and other heroes) working to prevent the future supremacy of Apocalypse (played by Oscar Isaac in 2016’s X-Men: Apocalypse).
Ryan Coogler’s Wakanda-Set Television Series
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Premiere Date: TBA
What We Know: As part of an overall deal with Disney, Black Panther director Ryan Coogler will develop and produce several series set in Wakanda or focusing on Wakandan characters. Although, it is now unclear how many of them will come to fruition or if they were all different aspects of Eyes of Wakanda (the in-continuity animated series streamed in 2025). Reports suggest one of the projects is a live action drama set in the Wakandan capital while another may be an Okoye-focues series (more on that below).
How It Fits in the MCU: It all depends on whether or not any of these ideas come to fruition, but we imagine anything set in the present day will follow the events of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever or even Black Panther III as that is now Coogler’s focus.
Untitled Okoye Series
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Premiere Date: TBA
What We Know: In late May of 2021, word broke indicating Danai Gurira will lead a Disney+ spinoff detailing Okoye’s rise through the Dora Milaje ranks. This project appears to be an additional Wakanda concept beyond the others Coogler is developing. Although, little has been said about it over the last five years.
How It Fits in the MCU: A focus on Okoye – and the other Dora Milaje for that matter – offers untold possibilities for story and further exploration of Wakanda. It could also strengthen her ties to characters beyond its borders. Of course, if it tells an ongoing story following the events of Wakanda Forever, it could see the character grappling with becoming more of a traditional superhero.
Untitled Scarlett Johansson Production
Release Date: TBA
What We Know: During a November 2021 American Cinematheque award ceremony in Scarlett Johansson’s honor, Feige let slip that the Black Widow star will be producing a project for Marvel Studios. Characterizing it as “top secret,” the studio chief also said the production will have nothing to do with Black Widow.
Johansson’s involvement with Marvel is somewhat surprising, as she sued Disney over the Disney+ premiere of Black Widow earlier that year. Although such suits are not uncommon, there seemed to be an unusual level of animosity between Disney and Johansson’s team – in the press, at least. But with the matter resolved, it seems Johansson will still take part in Marvel’s future endeavors. In late June of 2023, Johansson confirmed the project was still in development. In 2025, the actor revealed she was meant to be a producer on Thunderbolts*, but as she ultimately did no work on the film, she asked for her name to be removed. It is still unclear if this was the secret project from 2021.
How It Fits in the MCU: Since this is a “top secret” project, anything is on the table – including a film version of A-Force, the all-female Avengers team. Also, although we’re listing this as a movie project, it is also possible this will be a Disney+ series.
Nova
Release Date: TBA
What We Know: In March of 2022, Moon Knight‘s Sabir Pirzada was reportedly developing a project based on Marvel Comics’ Nova, centering on a member of the Nova Corps, the yellow-clad space cops seen in Guardians of the Galaxy. At the time of the initial report, it was unclear if Nova would be a film or Disney+ series. In either case, it would follow a human who receives enhanced abilities upon joining the corps. Subsequent reports indicated the project was evolving into a Marvel Special Presentation like Werewolf by Night. Then things went dormant until late 2024, when new reports claimed the project was back in gear in response to the cross-town rival’s Lanterns HBO series. Criminal Minds‘ Ed Bernero was to serve as showrunner, replacing Pirzada. It was also be a live action television series versus something animated or the rumored one-off special. Reports indicated the focus was to be on Richard Rider — the original Marvel character to bear the name “Nova” — as he learned how to be a member of the intergalactic police force. While we speculated the project may have been part of Marvel’s “quiet cuts” in the last few years, rumors persist that Nova may yet emerge as a feature film.
How It Fits in the MCU: Should it truly become a reality, Nova could take the place of Guardians as the key window into Marvel’s intergalactic happenings.
Deadpool 4
Release Date: TBA
What We Know: In the lead-up to SDCC 2026, Ryan Reynolds told a crowd at Fanatics Fest that another Deadpool film is in the offing. He also crashed Marvel’s SDCC presentation to ask the assembled Doomsday cast if there was still time for him to shoot some scenes for the film. Rumors persist that he is in Doomsday, but it is unclear if this is all just a stunt in support of that film or Reynolds once again forcing a film to get made through force of will.
How It Fits in the MCU: We imagine Wade waking up to find he now lives in the MCU would be a good starting point, although Reynolds suggested to the Fantastic Fest audience that there are some “deep cuts” from the comics he’d still like to explore.
FULL LIST OF UPCOMING MARVEL MOVIES
December 18, 2026 – Avengers: Doomsday
December 17, 2027 – Avengers: Secret Wars
February 18, 2028 — Untitled Marvel Movie 1 (Our guess: Ghost Rider)
May 5, 2028 — Untitled Marvel Movie 2 (Our guess: Shang-Chi 2)
November 10, 2028 — Untitled Marvel Movie 3 (Our guess: The X-Men)
December 15, 2028 — Black Panther 3
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