Marvel Studios made a huge return to MCU reveals and surprises. It had been expected that Marvel would unveil plans for Phase 4 of the MCU, many of which had already been the subject of rumors and reports long before SDCC, but Feige also had a few aces up his sleeve.
With MCU's Phase 3 was complete. Now that's done they can lay some of their cards on the table, which is exactly what happened at Comic-Con.
Marvel only announced the movies to be released in 2020 and 2021, but even in that short time frame there's a lot coming in the MCU. On top of that, though, there were new details about those movies, further information on the Disney+ TV shows, and some great teases of what lies beyond.
The Biggest MCU Reveals From Comic-Con 2019
Thor: Love and Thunder as Jane Foster, but she'll also be the female Thor in the movie too.
Mahershala Ali was brought out onto the Hall H stage, where it was revealed he's going to be the new Blade. MCU reveal from SDCC 2019.
Black Widow - May 1, 2020
It's long been rumored that Avengers: Infinity War, when Natasha Romanoff was a rogue underground agent. Footage shown in Hall H included a fight scene between Black Widow and Belova, which takes place in Budapest.
All News:
- Marvel's Black Widow Movie Cast Confirmed At SDCC 2019
- Marvel's Black Widow Movie Release Date Confirmed
- Black Widow Movie SDCC Footage Description
- Black Widow Movie Villain Confirmed As Taskmaster
The Falcon And The Winter Soldier - Fall 2020
Marvel had already confirmed that Captain America suit. Alongside Mackie and Sebastian Stan will be another familiar face from the MCU, with Daniel Brühl reprising his role as Zemo from Captain America: Civil War, except this time it'll be a more comics accurate take on the character - including the purple mask.
All News:
- The Falcon & Winter Soldier TV Series Premieres In Fall 2020
- The Falcon & The Winter Soldier Tease Reveals Comic-Accurate Baron Zemo
- Anthony Mackie Is Being Fitted For His Captain America Costume
The Eternals - November 6, 2020
Another movie that's long been in the works without being made official, Marvel confirmed that MCU prequel. Chloe Zhao has been confirmed to direct, while the cast was also announced at San Diego Comic-Con: Salma Hayek plays the group's leader Ajax; Richard Madden is Ikaris; Angelina Jolie is Thena; Brian Tyree Henry will play Phastos; Don Lee appears as Gigamesh; Lauren Ridloff is Makkari; Lia McHugh is Sprite; and Kumail Nanjiani as Kingo.
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Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings - February 12, 2021
It was reported last year that Iron Man 3 and MCU One-Shot All Hail The King.
All News:
- Shang-Chi Release Date Confirmed For 2021
- Marvel Casts Simu Liu As Shang-Chi
- Shang-Chi Casts Tony Leung As The MCU's Real Mandarin
- Marvel's Shang-Chi Movie Officially Titled Legend Of The Ten Rings
WandaVision - Spring 2021
Marvel had already confirmed that Doctor Strange 2. Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany are both back, though Marvel isn't revealing how Vision is in the series just yet.
All News:
- WandaVision Series Takes Place After Avengers: Endgame
- WandaVision Disney+ Series Premieres Spring 2021
- Adult Monica Rambeau Cast For WandaVision Series
- Scarlet Witch Will Star In Doctor Strange 2; Connects To Disney+ Series
Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness - May 7, 2021
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is now set for release on May 7, 2021. The first Doctor Strange 2 will be the MCU's first full horror movie, while the multiverse is also going to play a major role.
All News:
- Doctor Strange 2 Title Is In The Multiverse Of Madness
- Doctor Strange 2 Release Date Confirmed: May 7, 2021
- Doctor Strange 2 Is The MCU's First Horror Movie
Loki - Spring 2021
Loki who stole the Tesseract in Avengers: Endgame.
All News:
- Loki Died In Infinity War; TV Show Follows Alternate Version From Endgame
- Loki Disney+ TV Show Release Confirmed For Spring 2021
What If...? - Summer 2021
Peggy Carter becoming Captain America in What If...?. At Comic-Con, Marvel revealed that 25 MCU actors in total would be reprising their roles, including Paul Rudd, Natalie Portman, Michael B. Jordan, and Samuel L. Jackson, while Jeffrey Wright will voice The Watcher, a Celestial being assigned to observe Earth.
Hawkeye - Fall 2021
The last of the pre-confirmed Disney+ MCU TV shows, it was revealed at SDCC 2019 that Hawkeye, he'll be training up a young protégé in the form of fan-favorite comic book character Kate Bishop, although no casting has been revealed yet.
