Everything Marvel Studios Announced at New York Comic Con 2025
At New York Comic-Con, Marvel unveiled a slate of upcoming television and animated projects destined for Disney Plus. Leading the announcements is Daredevil: Born Again season 2, slated to premiere in March 2026. The series returns Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock and brings back familiar faces from the earlier Netflix Marvel universe, including Krysten Ritter’s Jessica Jones and Elden Henson’s Foggy Nelson.
Below are the highlights from the panel — a breakdown of the new Daredevil trailer and the other major reveals for X-Men ’97 season 2, Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man season 2, and additional MCU series.
Daredevil: Born Again — Season 2
A trailer debuting at NYCC gave fans a tense, fast-cut look at the new season. Key moments include:
- Matt and Karen share a quiet, intimate moment in an apartment until an explosion suddenly triggers Daredevil’s heightened senses.
- Matt begins recruiting allies to oppose Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio), with Jessica Jones appearing as his first ally.
- Wilson Fisk is shown violently dominating an opponent in a brutal boxing-ring confrontation.
- Bullseye is seen calmly ordering a drink, exuding menace and style.
- Pro-Fisk media messaging and visible civil unrest underscore growing political tensions.
- Daredevil, clad in his black attire, is shown battling adversaries in gritty street-level action.
- A flashback features Foggy Nelson, hinting at emotional beats and character history.
X-Men ’97 — Season 2
The critically praised revival that continued the legacy of the original Animated Series will return in summer 2026, and Marvel has already confirmed a third season. Footage screened at NYCC progresses the narrative from season 1, introducing Apocalypse in his iconic costume and depicting Bishop returning from the future with several X-Men — including Wolverine, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Jubilee, and Nightcrawler — back to the 1990s. Fans also get a look at Wolverine in his classic brown suit.
First look at Apocalypse in “X-MEN 97” Season 2. pic.twitter.com/5QcH6pKx2L
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Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man — Season 2
The celebrated Spider-Man animated series will return in fall 2026 with Venom among its threats. A trailer screened at NYCC offers these impressions:
- Spider-Man is shown swinging across New York in a design that leans toward a more traditional suit.
- He infiltrates Oscorp to investigate Norman Osborn’s experiments and discovers a mysterious symbiote substance.
- There’s a crossover glimpse of Daredevil within the sequence.
- Overall, the animation appears smoother and more fluid compared with season 1.
VisionQuest
Marvel confirmed that VisionQuest, the live-action WandaVision spinoff, is still in development for Disney Plus. James Spader will return as the voice of Ultron, portraying a humanized version of the character alongside Paul Bettany’s White Vision. Several AI entities from the MCU — FRIDAY, EDITH, DUM-E, and JARVIS — are also expected to appear in human forms.
Footage shown at the panel opens with Vision stepping into a domestic setting and encountering familiar AI figures; the environment proves to be an artificial construct reminiscent of WandaVision’s staged reality, from which Vision eventually breaks free. The teaser closes on a line that nods to Ultron and references Vision’s lack of “strings.”
VisionQuest is scheduled to premiere on Disney Plus in 2026.
Wonder Man
Marvel screened a full Wonder Man trailer at NYCC following a teaser released on Oct. 10. The sequence expands on the show’s setup and tone; watch the official trailer below.
Source: Polygon

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