Marvel inflates his MCU and adds a fourth film to his 2028 calendar

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Disney rear machine? While the CEO Bob Iger announced, however, that he wanted to favor quality rather than the quantity with regard to Marvel productions, the studio added the release of a new film to its calendar, and expected for the end of 2028 in the United States.

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A year 2028 XXL for Marvel

After having proposed a single film in 2024 (Deadpool and Wolverine) and three films in 2025 (including the next The fantastic 4: first step), we thought that Marvel had definitively lifted her foot and that the studio had passed at a more reasonable release rate with only two films planned in 2026, and for the moment only one formalized in 2027.

This small slowdown in cadence was probably only to better start from the front, since the studio has just blocked the date of December 15, 2028 in the United States for the release of a mysterious future film. If the calendar remains the same, spectators will be entitled to no less than four Marvel films in 2028!

The studio had indeed already secured the dates of February 18, May 5 and November 10 for “unit films”, without more indication. This new date blocked in December confirms Disney’s ambitions for after Avengers: Secret Wars (expected in December 2027), and its strategy to occupy the field on the Christmas niche in the absence Films Avatar.

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If these future Marvel films are still unit and very mysterious, the corridor noises indicate that it could well be Black,, Shang-chi 2of a Black Panther 3of a Doctor Strange 3 or even already a suite 4 Fantastic. We also know that the future of the MCU will be focused on mutants and that one of its dates is already reserved for the reboot of X-Men.

Will the public follow this loaded calendar? The Disney and Marvel strategy concerning their precious franchise is the right one? What is certain is that after the reception and mixed criticisms of its latest productions, Disney cruelly needs success. Anyway, the era of superheroes is definitely not ready to end.