Get ready to sit on your couch watching weekly episodes of 'Daredevil: Born Again,' 'Wonder Man,' and other Marvel shows.

It sounds like it's the end of an era for one fan-favorite show, which potentially joins a long line of recent cancellations at Marvel Studios.

"Wonder Man," Marvel's latest live-action series starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, officially has a new premiere date, January 2026

Marvel Studios is busy making trends these days by reviving a gem of a show many had a hard time letting go of.

A Marvel ABC star is making a return. After starring as Edwin Jarvis on Agent Carter, James D’Arcy will be reprising the role in Marvel’s new Disney+ series VisionQuest. The announcement was made during the Marvel Animation and Marvel Television panel at New York Comic Con on Saturday,

At New York Comic Con, Marvel revealed new solo books for Deadpool and several key X-Men players, including Cyclops, Storm, Rogue, and the Rasputin siblings, Colossus and Magik. It seems next year will be another ambitious one for Marvel’s mutants, with many classic characters getting a chance to take the spotlight.

Mahershala Ali may not be voicing Blade in Marvel Zombies -- that role goes to The Chicago Code star Todd Williams -- but the series still boasts a star-studded cast of actors lending their voices. Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Rudd, Florence Pugh and David Harbour are among the big names reprising their Marvel roles.

"That’s all anybody’s going to talk about now is Deadpool in the other room" James Gunn had long teased that there would be major cameos in the Peacemaker season 2 finale, but this one probably would have broken the internet.

Fans are always speculating where the MCU started going off the rails, and my hot take is that the multiverse was the beginning of the end. Marvel leaned into a fun gimmick, but they effectively fumbled their handling of the multiverse,