Here is how to watch the Marvel movies and shows in release date order. To make the release date order easier to read, we've divided the list into Phases, beginning with 2008's Iron Man and leading right up to the most recent Marvel release as of writing, 2025's animated series Marvel Zombies.

Secret Wars, let's look at every upcoming Marvel movie and TV show we know about -- from Blade to Spider-Man: Brand New Day and everything in between!

Avengers: Doomsday will be released a year from now. The film is a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and it's directed by the Russo brothers, who had last helmed 2019's Endgame.

The most expensive Marvel movie ever made, Deadpool & Wolverine, just got overtaken at the global box office by fellow Disney hit, Zootopia 2.

It's that time of year again, and in this updated look at the best Marvel and DC Christmas-set movies and TV shows, we're ranking our yuletide favourites.

With Hulk leaving (alongside Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance ), only a couple of Marvel movies will remain on Netflix heading into 2026. The two Amazing Spider-Man movies are still on the service, along with Kraven the Hunter and Venom: The Last Dance.

Keeping track of every upcoming Marvel movie and TV show coming to the MCU is a full-time job. Marvel has several movies and shows either on the release calendar or in the works. Lucky for you, it actually is my full-time job to keep track of everything ...

There’s a little over two weeks to go until 2025 is finished, but we’ve been done on the Marvel and DC front for a while now, at least when it comes to big screen and small screen offerings. Both companies delivered a unique assortment of movies and TV shows this year,

While there's no confirmation of exactly how genuine the Avengers: Doomsday trailer is (we are living in the age of AI, after all), there have been several leaks in different languages. Marvel striking the leaks with DMCA notices only adds fuel to the fire of speculation surrounding the teaser.

There’s nothing inherently wrong with the last post-credits scene in Thor: The Dark World. We like Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and Jane Foster (Natalie Portman), we like seeing them hug, and the bit with the rampaging frost monster is humorous. But all of that should have been in the actual movie. Saving it for the post-credits adds nothing.