Marvel Studios has officially confirmed an action-packed Marvel 2025, with new releases scheduled for every month from Marvel Studios, Marvel Television, and Marvel Animation. Fans wondering about the status of previously announced projects can rest easy: Marvel has clarified the release details for all its anticipated titles, including Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man and Wonder Man. With so many exciting reveals on the horizon, here’s a detailed month-by-month breakdown of what Marvel has in store for us in 2025.
November 2024: Deadpool Comes to Disney Plus
To kick things off, Deadpool & Wolverine will finally arrive on Disney Plus on November 12, 2024. This move will give fans easy access to the Merc with a Mouth, setting the stage for his future involvement in the MCU. It’s an exciting way to end the year and prime audiences for everything coming in 2025.
December 2024: What If…? Season 3
Starting this December, Marvel’s animated anthology series What If…? returns with its third and final season, premiering on December 22. In August, Marvel gave fans a sneak peek into the upcoming season through its Look Ahead trailer, showcasing frames from various episodes:
Scene Highlights: One clip features Nick Fury, Phil Coulson, and two Skrulls descending from a Saber space station into a snowy area, hinting at new alliances. Another shows a Western-themed setting, with a character named Shachi dressed as a cowboy. This season promises fresh takes on iconic characters, featuring Red Guardian, Bill Foster, Agatha Harkness, and more.
Special Episodes: This season includes an Agatha-centered episode featuring a musical number. There’s also an anime-inspired mech suit battle with Captain America facing massive Hulk-like monsters. An episode set in a samurai-styled world with Romeo and Juliet elements brings a unique twist to the narrative.
Episodes will release daily, following last year’s release strategy, making this season a distinct and memorable finale.
January 2025: Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
On January 29, Marvel kicks off the new year with Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, an animated series exploring an alternate origin story for Peter Parker. Here, Peter’s mentor is none other than Norman Osborn, who guides him with unorthodox advice that may have unforeseen consequences. The animation draws inspiration from classic Amazing Spider-Man comics by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, with a visual style reminiscent of the series Archer.
Marvel is also set to release a five-issue comic series in December that aligns with the show’s timeline and introduces major Marvel characters, such as Doctor Strange, Daredevil, and Venom. Production for season two of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man is already underway.
February 2025: Captain America: Brave New World
In February, Captain America: Brave New World will hit theaters, bringing Sam Wilson’s Captain America back to the big screen. Details are still under wraps, but this film promises to explore Sam’s journey as he fully steps into the role of Captain America, a legacy passed down from Steve Rogers.
March 2025: Daredevil: Born Again
Following Captain America, March brings the highly anticipated Daredevil: Born Again series to Disney Plus. After several delays and production hurdles, this show is set to deliver a darker, more mature take on Daredevil, echoing the style of the Netflix original while integrating influences from Moon Knight and Loki season two.
First Look: The trailer highlights Daredevil’s rugged, bearded look and hints at Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin, running for mayor. This storyline, reminiscent of a comic arc, sees Kingpin striving to eradicate vigilantes like Daredevil, Luke Cage, and Spider-Man. The trailer also includes Punisher battling an unseen force, only for Daredevil to step in and save him. Iconic comic moments are brought to life, including Daredevil’s classic jump, and he’s even seen alongside Ms. Marvel’s father in a scene involving another masked vigilante.
The series has faced production challenges, but fans can expect an intense, character-driven show that fulfills long-held fan expectations.
June 2025: Ironheart
With the Iron Man series having popularized high-tech armor, Ironheart will bring back those thrilling mechanical suit-up scenes. Premiering on June 24, 2025, this mini-series centers on Riri Williams, who steps into her own as a hero in classic armor inspired by her comic book look.
Villains and Influences: The footage shows Anthony Ramos as Parker Robbins, also known as The Hood. His magical cloak might be tied to Mephisto rather than Dormammu, as per comic lore. Hood’s dialogue hints that he may try to steer Riri in a morally dubious direction. Another clip features Riri surrounded by cash, implying she might get involved in a heist or other risky situations.
This final series in Marvel’s Phase Five aims to wrap up with compelling themes of morality, mentorship, and the challenges of wielding great power.
July 2025: Fantastic Four
In July, the beloved Fantastic Four returns to the big screen, adding yet another highlight to Marvel’s summer lineup. While details remain under wraps, fans can expect the Fantastic Four’s epic return to redefine their MCU legacy.
August 2025: Eyes of Wakanda
Premiering on August 6, Eyes of Wakanda delves into Wakanda’s rich history and the legacy of its warriors who protect valuable Vibranium artifacts across the globe.
Series Sneak Peek: Only two frames have been revealed, one of which shows a Wakandan warrior battling a pirate-like crew. This series will shed light on the history behind Captain America’s shield, linking it back to Wakanda’s unique Vibranium lore.
The exact number of episodes is still unknown, but the show will run from August through September, preparing fans for the Halloween season’s darker content.
October 2025: Marvel Zombies
After their shocking debut in What If…?, Marvel Zombies will rise again in their own standalone mini-series, premiering in October. Rated for mature audiences, this animated series follows Kamala Khan as she joins a group of survivors in a world ravaged by the undead.
Zombie Cast: Footage shows a zombified Okoye, Blade (Eric Brooks), and Lena fighting against relentless zombie hordes. There’s also an ominous shot of Thanos, echoing his appearance in What If…?.
Spanning four intense episodes, Marvel Zombies will feature alternate versions of MCU characters, set to run into early November.
November 2025: Blade (Status TBD)
Originally, the Blade movie was slated for a November release, but recent scheduling changes may push it to a later date, as Disney adjusts its lineup. Fans are eagerly awaiting confirmation for this much-anticipated addition to Marvel’s supernatural roster.
December 2025: Wonder Man
Rounding out 2025, Wonder Man arrives in December. Simon Williams, aka Wonder Man, will be introduced in this 10-episode mini-series directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, known for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
Plot Details: In the comics, Simon is a wealthy industrialist’s son who can’t compete with Stark Industries, ultimately transforming into the superhero Wonder Man and joining the Avengers. Marvel’s adaptation promises a fresh spin, including the return of Trevor Slattery, last seen in Shang-Chi. Trevor’s comedic presence complements the lighthearted tone of the series, and Simon’s iconic red glasses will make an appearance, tying back to his classic comic book look.
Final Thoughts – Marvel 2025
Marvel has clearly dedicated itself to delivering an entire year of blockbuster content, setting the stage for an exciting 2025. Reflecting on Marvel’s approach in 2021 and 2022, it seems Marvel is once again prepared to dominate pop culture and rekindle the excitement of its most dedicated fans.