The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been permeating the TV landscape for a little while now and, in that time, it's graced fans with a number of entertaining offerings. Viewers have seen various corners of the Marvel Multiverse, thanks to the inventive and quirky Loki and the animated anthology series What If…?. In addition, other shows and specials like Moon Knight, Ironheart, and Agatha All Along marked the introductions of exciting new characters. There are still plenty of upcoming Marvel movies on the docket that one should be excited for, but the same is also true when it comes to small-screen projects.
There are many reasons why a Disney+ subscription is totally worth the price, and the streaming platform’s exclusive MCU content is a major boon. On that note, we're going to take a look at the various TV shows that are on the horizon.
Wonder Man (January 27, 2026)
Along with the announcement that Destin Daniel Cretton would helm a sequel to his hit superhero movie, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, it was revealed in late 2021 that he signed a deal to develop a Marvel-based series for Disney+. By the following June, it was revealed that said series would follow Simon Williams a.k.a. Wonder Man – a powerful character who was originally introduced in 1964 as a villain before his heroic reinvention in the late '70s.
By October 2022, it was reported that DC star Yahya Abdul-Mateen II had been cast to play the titular hero. He'll go up against The Grim Reaper, who's played by Walking Dead vet Demetrius Grosse. Also, in a surprising move, the show will also mark the return of Ben Kingsley's Trevor Slattery. Some of the other cast members who’ve since been confirmed include Arian Moayed, X Mayo, Zlatko Burić, Ed Harris and Joe Pantoliano, an alum of 2003’s Daredevil.
Destin Daniel Cretton developed the series with Community and Brooklyn Nine-Nine writer Andrew Guest, who led the writing staff for Wonder Man. Producer Stephen Broussard told ComicBook.com that the show would be influenced by the comics, though it would "feel very unique" compared to other MCU fare. Filming began in April 2023, though,by May 2023, the show was delayed due to the WGA writers strike and the preceding SAG-AFTRA strike. Production restarted in January 2024 and wrapped in April of that year.
The first trailer for Wonder Man was released in October 2025 amid New York Comic Con, and it teased Simon Williams’ journey to play the movie character from which the show’s name is derived. Said footage also provided a taste of the series’ meta examination of Hollywood and gave a glimpse of Simon and Trevor’s blossoming bromance.
An eight-episode series, Wonder Man is set to debut on Disney+ on January 27, 2026 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT. in December 2025.
Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 (March 2026)
It was during 2022’s San Diego Comic-Con that Daredevil: Born Again was officially confirmed and, at the time, it was said that 18 episodes had been ordered. Nevertheless, there was no formal confirmation as to how many seasons the show would have.As time went on, it became more evident that at least two seasons were on the horizon. Ultimately, in August 2024, at D23, it was confirmed that Season 2 would soon begin shooting and, with the season now in the can, fans are waiting for its return.
Few details are known about Born Again Season 2, but it’s been teased that it’ll pick up with the fallout of Season 1's finale. It’s also been said that Matt Murdock will be underground as Wilson Fisk (The Kingpin) continues to sieze power. One of the biggest developments arrived during the summer of 2025, though, as it was announced that Krysten Ritter would reprise her role as Jessica Jones in Season 2. Along with the returning cast, which will include Elden Henson as Franklin “Foggy” Nelson, Matthew Lillard will also play a powerful new character named Mr. Charles.
And, if fans didn’t already have enough to be excited about, Season 3 is already in development. Following that renewal, showrunner Dario Scardapane further confirmed the news by sharing a photo of the writers’ room in October 2025.
Daredevil: Born Again premieres on Disney+ in March 2026.
X-Men '97 Season 2 (Summer 2026)
X-Men '97 was critically acclaimed, with many considering it to be the best adaptation of the superheroic mutants to ever reach a screen. So it wasn’t all that surprising when it was confirmed that a second season had been greenlit. Production on those episodes began in 2022 ahead of the first season’s premiere in 2024. .
The creative team is somewhat different this time around, though, as series creator and showrunner Beau DeMayo was fired by Marvel in early 2024 and ultimately replaced with What If…? alum Matthew Chauncey. While his credits have been removed, DeMayo did write a lot of the season before his exit. Also, as announced at New York Comic Con 2025, Eric and Julia Lewald – who wrote for X-Men: The Animated Series and Larry Houston – a director on that OG series – are all returning as executive producers on ‘97. Additionally, a third season is in the works now.
X-Men ‘97 Season 2 is set to premiere sometime during the summer of 2026.
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Season 2 (Fall 2026)
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man was praised ahead of its debut in January 2025, and Marvel TV clearly felt good about it from the jump. That's because the show was already renewed for a second season. Said announcement was made way back in 2022 while Season 1 was still in development.
As you can imagine, exact plot details on the new episodes are scarce at the moment. What we should probably expect is for series creator Jeff Trammell and his collaborators to pick up the plot threads left dangling after the first season's finale. That includes the massive cameo from the conclusion of that defining installment. Something that's also known is that Season 2 will introduce Gwen Stacy to shake up Peter's world just a bit, and footage shown at NYCC teased Peter once again doing battle with the symbiote.
Jeff Trammell also provided an ominous promise about Season 2 in 2025. According to the EP, this next batch of episodes will be “more and more grand, more tragic” and more funny.”
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Season 2 swings onto Disney+ in the fall of 2026.
VisionQuest (2026)
The last time audiences saw Vision was during the events of 2021’s WandaVision, which introduced a white incarnation of the fan-favorite android. In the series finale, that robot fled, with his fate being left unknown. However, the character’s story will continue in a new MCU show called VisionQuest, with Paul Bettany reprising his role as the lead character.
VisionQuest took a major step forward when Terry Matalas, of Star Trek: Picard fame, was brought on as showrunner and director. The show was officially announced at NYCC 2025 (years after it was initially reported to be in the works. Bettany teased during the convention that the show would see White Vision trying to piece together the memories transferred to him by the OG Vision.
Bettany is also joined by an excellent cast, which includes James Spader returning as Ultron, fellow MCU OG James D’Arcy playing J.A.R.V.I.S. Also, Henry Lewis plays D.U.M.-E, Jonathan Sayer portrays U, Orla Brady plays F.R.I.D.A.Y. and Emily Hampshire as E.D.I.T.H. What’s also particularly exciting is that Ruaridh Mollica has been confirmed in the role of Thomas Shepherd, the reincarnated version of Vision and Wanda Maximoff’s son, Tommy.
VisionQuest is set to grace Disney+ with its technological presence in 2026.
From stories revolving around characters whom fans have been waiting to see enter the MCU for years to stories involving beloved characters that we could have never imagined, Disney+ has seen a refreshing turning point for Marvel with these TV shows. Marvel Television has changed its content strategy in recent years, though the company still seems to be churning out exciting tales.
