Marvel's Confirmed Movie Slate: Every Upcoming Film We Know About So Far

Published July 26, 2026

Between recent studio announcements and this year's San Diego Comic-Con reveals, Marvel Studios has laid out a clearer picture of where the MCU is headed over the next few years. Here's a complete breakdown of what's officially confirmed.

Avengers: Doomsday (2026)

The most immediate release on the docket, Avengers: Doomsday is being positioned as a major turning point in Marvel's ongoing "Multiverse Saga." Recent previews have focused heavily on expanding Doctor Doom's backstory and setting up what's being teased as one of the franchise's biggest rivalries yet.

Avengers: Endgame Re-Release (September 25, 2026)

Not a new film, but worth knowing about: Avengers: Endgame is heading back to theaters on September 25 with additional footage not included in its original 2019 release. It's a clear attempt to build momentum ahead of Doomsday by getting fans back in theaters for one of the franchise's most beloved entries.

Ghost Rider, Starring Ryan Gosling (2028)

One of the biggest surprises out of this year's Comic-Con: a new Ghost Rider film is officially in development, with Ryan Gosling taking on the lead role. Shawn Levy — who most recently directed Deadpool & Wolverine — is attached to direct, with a theatrical release targeted for 2028. This appears to be a fresh interpretation of the character rather than a follow-up to the 2000s films.

Black Panther 3 (2028)

Ryan Coogler is returning to direct a third installment in the Black Panther series, with Letitia Wright reprising her role as Shuri. David Jonsson joins the cast in a significant new role, and Winston Duke is expected to return as M'Baku. Like Ghost Rider, this film is targeting a 2028 release window.

What's Still Unconfirmed

A few high-profile projects were notably light on details at this year's Comic-Con:

Avengers: Secret Wars — still without a substantial update

The next X-Men film — not addressed in detail

VisionQuest — only mentioned briefly

Expect more concrete news on these projects at future events, possibly as soon as next year's Comic-Con or during Marvel's typical fall/winter announcement window.

The Big Picture

With Doomsday closing out one chapter of the Multiverse Saga this year and two brand-new franchise entries confirmed for 2028, Marvel appears to be using this stretch to both wrap up long-running storylines and introduce fresh characters to carry the MCU into its next phase. Expect casting news, first-look images, and trailers for both Ghost Rider and Black Panther 3 to start trickling out over the coming months.

Which of these upcoming films are you most excited for? Let us know in the comments.