Every Marvel Studios Film and Disney+ Series Announced Through 2027

On Disney+: June 24, 2025

RiRi Williams (Dominique Thorne) will get a solo series after being introduced in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The story will explore her character more fully as well as issue in the new generation of Iron Man technology.

Dubbing herself “Ironheart,” RiRi creates a high-powered suit to rival the great Tony Stark’s before she’s suddenly thrust into a criminal world that will do anything to claim it. She’ll star alongside Anthony Ramos (Twisters) as the Hood, Alden Ehrenreich (Oppenheimer) as Joe McGillicuddy, and Shea Couleé (RuPaul’s Drag Race) as Slug.

In theaters July 25, 2025

, Marvel’s first family, has had a rough ride with critics over the years. Mr. Fantastic, Human Torch, Invisible Woman, and the Thing have already graced our screens three times, but all three films have been commercial and critical failures.

Now Marvel has announced that Pedro Pascal (The Last of Us) will star as the next Reed Richards, alongside Vanessa Kirby (Mission: Impossible) as Sue Storm, Joseph Quinn (Stranger Things) as Johnny Storm, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach (The Bear) as Ben Grimm. Backed by the Fox acquisition, Marvel will try once again to wow us with this superhero clan.

On Disney+: August 6, 2025

Black Panther visionary Ryan Coogler needed time off after the Wakanda Forever press cycle to properly grieve the loss of actor Chadwick Boseman. Still, Variety has announced that he is currently working on two spin-off series for Disney+, live-action and animated stories set in the world of Wakanda.

On Disney+: October 2025

An episode of What If…? reimagined the MCU as a world full of zombies. Now this universe will get its own miniseries based on the comic by everyone’s favorite zombie aficionado, The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman. Zeb Wells (Robot Chicken) will serve as head writer and executive producer.

On Disney+: December 2025

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II will star as the titular character for a Disney+ series helmed by Shang-Chi’s Destin Daniel Cretton and Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Andrew Guest. The series will also star Ben Kingsley as the former Mandarin, Demetrius Grosse as the Grim Reaper, and Ed Harris as Wonder Man’s agent.

It remains to be seen which version of Wonder Man we’ll see, as the character has a long and complicated past that is wrapped up in Vision’s already-retconned origins.

In theaters: May 1, 2026

Robert Downey Jr. shocked the socks off San Diego Comic-Con attendees when he announced his return to the MCU as the villainous Doctor Doom. “New mask, same task,” he stated. It’s inarguably the biggest reveal for Disney since the peak of Avengers: Endgame—and the solution moving forward after Kang actor Jonathan Majors was dismissed.

But how will Marvel explain that Doom looks exactly like Tony Stark? Well, they’ll have plenty of time to work that out. This next Avengers outing isn’t expected until 2026.

In theaters: May 7, 2027

Information about this next Avengers flick has been a pretty big secret—hence the title—but Secret Wars is set to be released one year after Doomsday. If the plot follows the comics in any way, the Avengers should be putting the multiverse drama to rest when the cataclysmic film hits theaters in 2027.

In theaters: TBA

Hype is huge for the return of Blade the vampire hunter, played by Mahershala Ali. Made famous in a trilogy of movies featuring Wesley Snipes pre-MCU, the half-vampire, full-time killer helped pave the way for the superhero-film resurgence in the late 2000s.

Blade already made an audio-only cameo in the end-credits scene of Eternals when he spoke to Dane Whitman (Kit Harington), who will become the Black Knight, but it’s unknown just how either character will fit into the next phase of the MCU. Currently, production on the new film is delayed.

On Disney+: TBA

While Kevin Feige figures out how to best incorporate the X-Men into the MCU, Disney’s plan is to continue revamping the Saturday-morning X-Men cartoon that ran for five seasons, from 1992 to 1997.

On Disney+ 2026

At the end of WandaVision, a resurrected, weird, and white Vision reentered the MCU. Where is he now? What does he want? That will all be explored in the Vision Quest series. WandaVision‘s Jac Schaeffer will return as head writer, with Paul Bettany set to reprise his role as Vision.

On Disney+: TBA

Black Panther director Ryan Coogler revealed back in May 2021 that he was working on a live-action drama series set in the Kingdom of Wakanda, with Okoye (Danai Gurira) set to have a starring role. Not much else is known about the project, including whether the story will expand on events from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

In theaters: TBA

If Armor Wars keeps its storyline from the comics, James Rhodes (Don Cheadle) will have to step in for the late Tony Stark to deal with Iron Man technology falling into the wrong hands.

The limited series is being rewritten into a movie by Yassir Lester (Black Monday) and will also feature black-market dealer Sonny Burch (Walter Goggins), who made his debut in Ant-Man and the Wasp.

In theaters: TBA

There’s little info about the Shang-Chi sequel beyond direct confirmation from star Simu Liu that the plans are in motion. After a fan wrote on Threads that Marvel had seemingly abandoned the sequel, Liu commented, “I promise it’s happening.”

In theaters: TBA

Way back in Infinity War, Thanos decimated the home of the Nova Corps in search of the infinity stones, presumably killing everyone on the planet last seen in Guardians of the Galaxy.

Nova, the aptly titled intergalactic hero and last survivor of his home planet, is reportedly getting a script penned by Moon Knight writer Sabir Pirzada, but it’s unclear if it will be in the form of a Disney+ series or a theatrical release.