Marvel Studios unveils upcoming MCU projects at SDCC 2026 panel

Marvel Studios kicked off its San Diego Comic-Con 2026 panel in Hall H at 5:30 p.m. Pacific time, a session that was not livestreamed. President Kevin Feige opened the event, noting that the studio would focus on film announcements rather than television projects. > "Listen, you probably know as good a tease as I do in terms of the fact that when we go to Hall H, it's for a reason, and it's to have some surprises and show a few things," Feige told Collider earlier this week.

The most prominent reveal centered on a new X-Men film, described as a reboot unconnected to previous entries. Director Jake Shrier is attached, and screenwriter Lee Sung Jin told Deadline that Feige wants to "take a big swing and start anew" with the franchise. The panel hinted at possible casting news, mentioning that names such as Adam Driver, Bill Skarsgård and Sadie Sink have been discussed in rumors.

Marvel also confirmed that season three of the Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again has completed filming and may be officially announced, with the possibility of showing new footage. In addition, the studio referenced VisionQuest, the concluding chapter of the WandaVision storyline, which is slated for release on October 14.

The company reiterated that the Avengers: Doomsday trailer, released earlier in the week, would not be shown again at the panel, but additional casting details for the film could be disclosed. No further guests or agenda items were confirmed in advance.

Attendees were given Doctor Doom masks as part of the event's theme, and the panel was expected to run for about an hour.