Marvel Studios Reveals Details On Its SDCC Presentation

July 10, 2026 Roger Palmer

Later this month, Marvel is set to return to the San Diego Comic Con to promote its upcoming products, including comic books, video games, television shows and movies.

The San Diego Comic-Con takes place from Thursday, 23rd July 2026, through to Sunday, 26th July 2026. Marvel will also have two booths available on the convention floor (#2329 and #2519), where fans can immerse themselves in the best of the Marvel Universe.

One of the biggest events taking place at the San Diego Comic-Con will be the Marvel Studios Hall H presentation, which is taking place on Saturday, 25th July 2026, where surprise guests will share an exclusive look at what’s next for the MCU.

Marvel Studios Hall H Presentation (5:30-6:30 p.m. PT in Hall H)

Join Marvel Studios, alongside special guests from across the Marvel Cinematic Universe, for an exclusive look at what’s next.

There will also be a special panel for the new Disney+ Original series, “X-Men ’97”, with a panel on Friday 24th July 2026, Marvel Comics to Screen: X-Men ’97 panel.

Marvel Comics to Screen: X-Men ’97 (2:15-3:15 p.m. PT in Room 6A)

To me, my X-Fans! Join the creative team behind Marvel Animation’s “X-Men ‘97″ along with special guests, for a deep dive into X-Men ’97 Season 2! Featuring insider insights, special anecdotes, and hints of what’s to come, this panel has something for every Marvel fan, including a special giveaway comic at the end of the presentation.

Marvel has taken to the Hall H stage on many occasions to promote upcoming movies and Disney+ releases, often revealing new movies and shows that will be heading to screens in the years ahead. In previous years, we’ve seen them lay out the plan with a roadmap for the next few phases. However, they don’t always attend SDCC, so in doing so, it highlights that they have something they want to show off to fans.

However, it’s important to take into consideration that Marvel is in a very different place than it was before the pandemic, with superhero fatigue taking hold and a drastic reduction in the amount of Disney+ shows being made, we are unlikely to see a repeat of the huge groundbreaking announcements of 2019. Fans also need to remember that Disney is hosting its own studio showcase event at the D23: Ultimate Fan Event in August, so they will want to keep some of the headline-grabbing announcements for its own show.

This year’s panel is only scheduled to run for an hour, though it is likely to overrun. So we should expect to learn more about the upcoming “Avengers: Doomsday” movie hitting cinemas at Christmas. It’s very likely a new teaser trailer for the film will be released to the public, after being shown off at some private events like CinemaCon earlier this year.

Generally, Marvel doesn’t livestream its Hall H panels, though updates are usually shared quickly onto social media and some teasers/trailers are released to the public, but they also could easily implement a camera ban in the hall, reducing how much information gets out straight away.

Other upcoming titles likely to be showcased are “Vision Quest”, which hits Disney+ later this year, along with potentially a first look at season three of “Daredevil: Born Again” and the second season of the animated series, “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man”. They could also dedicate some time to “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”, which will be released the following week.

Could Marvel reveal what films are happening after next year’s “Avengers: Secret Wars”? Potentially, but they might also want to hold on to that information, so as not to ruin spoilers for their big epic double “Avengers” Multiverse Saga finale.

There could be potentially reveals for a “Nova” series or special presentation, which have been rumoured for years, plus updates on a second season of “Marvel Zombies” and “Wonder Man”.