Everything Marvel Studios Announced In Hall H at Comic-Con 2026
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Saturday night, Marvel Studios had its first San Diego Comic-Con Hall H panel in two years, and it came ready with plenty of reveals. Along with another look at Avengers: Doomsday, we learned a little bit about what’s on deck for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the final stretch of the Multiverse Saga and even past that. Everyone in the crowd got Doctor Doom masks and capes, which helped kill the time when the panel ran late.
- ▪Saturday night, Marvel Studios had its first San Diego Comic-Con Hall H panel in two years, and it came ready with plenty of reveals.
- ▪Along with another look at Avengers: Doomsday, we learned a little bit about what’s on deck for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the final stretch of the Multiverse Saga and even past that.
- ▪Everyone in the crowd got Doctor Doom masks and capes, which helped kill the time when the panel ran late.
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Saturday night, Marvel Studios had its first San Diego Comic-Con Hall H panel in two years, and it came ready with plenty of reveals. Along with another look at Avengers: Doomsday, we learned a little bit about what’s on deck for the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the final stretch of the Multiverse Saga and even past that. Everyone in the crowd got Doctor Doom masks and capes, which helped kill the time when the panel ran late. Even H.E.R.B.I.E. came out to entertain the crowd a bit before a very awesome trailer was played encompassing all eras of the MCU. “The paths they chose. The heroes they became. The sacrifices they made across every universe. Connect us all. Marvel Studios returns to Hall H,” the title cards read.
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