Summary

Marvel Studiosannounced that it’s skipping its blockbuster showcase at Comic-Con’s Hall H this year, and will instead have a smaller presence at the event. While this might come as a surprise to many fans, Marvel still plans to do panels focused on its other projects, possibly including teasers for Insomniac’sWolverineand EA’sIron Man.

Almost every year, Marvel Studios makes a big splash during Comic-Con’s Hall H presentations, sharing major news and exclusive first-looks of upcoming movies and shows. Last year, for example, Marvel surprised everyone when it announced thatRobert Downey Jr. was returning as Doctor DoominAvengers: Doomsday. However, withDoomsdaybeing delayed from May 2026 to December 2026, the studio decided to hold off on its big Hall H showcase until next year.

Marvel’s Wolverine Tag Page Cover Art

Despite having a smaller presence in Comic-Con’s Hall H this year, Marvel fans still have a lot to look forward to during the event. As mentioned, the studio is still planning panels for its comics and games, which might include early gameplay footage for thehighly-anticipatedMarvel’s Wolverinefrom Insomniac Gamesand the standaloneIron Mangame from EA.Marvel Rivalscould also have its own segment, where it could possibly reveal new playable heroes and other cool content coming to the game. Plus, there will be an immersiveFantastic Four: First Stepsbooth at Comic-Con, and many fans believe that the cast might fly in as well, because they’ll be at CCXP Mexico on the same weekend.

Marvel Could Have More Surprises Up Its Sleeve During Comic-Con

Apart from the possible teasers and cast appearances, Marvel could also have other surprises prepared for the fans. It might not have any major news aboutAvengers: Doomsdayyet, but it could take this chance to share that it’s working on new movies, shows, and/or games based on popular and evenobscure Marvel IPs. The possibility is not that farfetched considering that Marvel is building up Phase 5 and potentially Phase 6 until next year at least.

Although Marvel Studios is reportedly slowing down its rollout of new content, the anticipation of upcoming projects is undeniable, especially since factions like The Fantastic Four and theX-Men will officially be part of the MCUsoon. This could eventually trickle down to other content, such as video games, where characters could either have their own standalone titles or become part of a party-based title similar toMarvel’s AvengersandMidnight Suns.