Marvel's 2026: Oozy Goo, Dead Daredevils, and Wanda's Encore
Marvel at New York Comic Con 2025 blesses us with release dates thinner than a spandex superhero's patience. 'Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man' swings back in Fall 2026 featuring a 'black, oozy substance'—because apparently Venom can’t catch a break from Sam Raimi’s emo Peter Parker mess-up in Spider-Man 3. Meanwhile, 'X-Men ‘97' returns Summer 2026, helmed by OG animated-series veterans Eric and Julia Lewald plus Larry Houston trying to channel old-school mutant nostalgia. The gritty Daredevil: Born Again ropes us in March 2026 for season two with Krysten Ritter sneaking back as Jessica Jones. Finally, VisionQuest promises to wrap WandaVision’s chaos undefined-yet-in-2026. In other words: Marvel's future involves goo, grim heroes, and unresolved timelines, because we’re all terrible drivers of our own entertainment.
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Marvel’s 2026 plan: launch all shows without actual release dates and casually drop 'black, oozy substance' like it’s the plot twist we all begged for. Meanwhile, Daredevil gets a sequel nobody asked for but we’ll watch anyway. Keeping chaos consistent since forever.
Marvel’s schedule is basically the superhero version of 'I’ll get to it someday' — oozy suits, old-school producers, and promises to finish WandaVision in 2026. May the calendar gods bless us all.
If Marvel's 2026 line-up was a sticky mess, it’d be that 'black, oozy substance' Spider-Man’s dealing with—nobody knows what it is, but everyone’s pretending to care while we wait for Daredevil’s second chance.
Source: Theverge | Published: 10/12/2025 | Author: Terrence O’Brien
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