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Marvel Television and Marvel Animation New York Comic Con 2026 Panel [Live Updates]

IGN is reporting live from New York Comic Con 2026, where Marvel Television and Marvel Animation are set to make announcements at a special panel event. Check out our live blog for all the news.

Marvel Television and Marvel Animation New York Comic Con 2026 Panel [Live Updates]

Live updates from New York Comic Con 2026 are streaming in from IGN. Marvel Television and Marvel Animation are set to unveil their latest plans during a special panel. The event, titled 'Up Next From Marvel Television and Marvel Animation,' is scheduled to begin at 1:15pm PT / 4:15pm ET / 9:15pm UK time. The panel description reads, "Join special guests for an inside look at Marvel Television and Marvel Animation’s most anticipated upcoming series on Disney+."

The official announcement has fans buzzing with speculation. Having recently wrapped up VisionQuest, a final look at the WandaVision trilogy might be on the agenda. Meanwhile, there are hopes of a Daredevil: Born Again Season 3 trailer, with the third season reportedly set to premiere in 2027. Beyond that, the bigger question is whether Marvel will announce any fresh live-action series.

Reports suggest there are three to five other shows in development, including a spy series called Zodiac. However, as of now, Marvel has not officially confirmed any further live-action series.

Marvel Animation is also in the mix, with Season 2 of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man set to premiere on Disney+ in January 2027. Fans are eagerly anticipating a glimpse of X-Men 97 Season 3, which is planned for next year. Season 2 of Marvel Zombies is also on the horizon, perhaps signaling Marvel's plan to bring that series forward. As the panel approaches, fans are eagerly awaiting the live updates and any announcements that could reshape their viewing experience.

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