Marvel details the slate of upcoming shows at New York Comic Con

We’ve got our first proper look at what’s coming The miracle man series, but Marvel has a full slate of shows in the works. Other than The miracle manHowever, the company didn’t go into New York Comic Con with a firm release date for anything. The best we’ve gotten are some wide release windows and a few exciting details of what’s in store.

Season two of Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man It’s scheduled to be released in the fall of 2026. Many details are still unknown, but Marvel Television and Marvel Animation president Brad Winderbaum said the story will contain a “black sludge substance.” Let’s just hope the show handles this particular story a little better than Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3 an act.

X-Men ’97 It’s also getting a second season, which is set to premiere in the summer of 2026. Eric and Julia Lewald, the writers behind X-Men: The Animated Seriesas well as Larry Houston who directed most of the original series are joining the show as executive producers.

Before that, we’ll get another season of Daredevil: Born again In March, it was confirmed that a third season was in the works. The first season of Born again He was Slightly unevenBut the back half was surprisingly strong. We’re interested to see how the show develops, even more so now that Krysten Ritter is back in the mix with a role Jessica Jones.

Finally Winderbaum confirmed it Vision Quest It is set to conclude the story that began with WandaVision Sometime in 2026. Although a more specific time frame has not been given.