Marvel Studios Now Has Four Films In 2028

Disney Pictures has announced that its Marvel Studios division is scheduled to release an untitled movie on December 15th 2028.

That would make it the fourth feature that Marvel has set aside for release in 2028 following titles already earmarked for February, May and November that year.

The news has caught many by surprise as Disney CEO Bob Iger has publicly spoken about how the company had lost focus by making too much, and so intended to reduce the output to no more than three films per year.

July’s “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” will mark the third and final film to be released in 2025. Both 2026 and 2027 presently have only two Marvel films set to open each year – “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” and “Avengers: Doomsday” in 2026, and an untitled project and “Avengers: Secret Wars” in 2027.

It’s widely expected at least some of these 2028 films, none of which have revealed titles, will be pushed back in the coming years to 2029.

In terms of what these projects could be, “Black Panther 3” seems fairly certain to be one along with the “Shang-Chi” sequel and an untitled “X-Men” film by Michael Leslie. Development on “Blade” is on hold, and “Armor Wars” has slowed right now.

Meanwhile Marvel Studios has also reportedly axed its “Marvel Studios: Assembled” series, one-off specials that go into the making of MCU projects in order to hype their releases. That news isn’t surprising as the “Agatha All Along” special was the last one produced.

Marvel Studios has also finally announced the “Thunderbolts” home video dates with the title set to hit digital on July 1st followed by a disc release on July 29th.

Source: Variety

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