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Everything New Marvel Announced at Comic-Con 2026

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Everything New Marvel Announced at Comic-Con 2026
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Tech > Services & Software > Streaming Services Everything New Marvel Announced at Comic-Con 2026 There weren't too many drops, but one rumor did come true about Johnny Blaze. Kourtnee Jackson Senior Editor Kourtnee covers streaming services and entertainment.… Read full bio Kourtnee Jackson Senior Editor Read full bio July 25, 2026, 9:50 pm ET 1 min read Kevin Feige gave fans lots to be excited for in Hall H during Marvel's Comic-Con panel, including news of Ghost Rider's debut. Marvel capped off Saturday evening’s Hall H presentations at San Diego Comic-Con, giving audiences a small taste of what’s next on the menu.

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Tech > Services & Software > Streaming Services Everything New Marvel Announced at Comic-Con 2026 There weren't too many drops, but one rumor did come true about Johnny Blaze. Kourtnee Jackson Senior Editor Kourtnee covers streaming services and entertainment.… Read full bio Kourtnee Jackson Senior Editor Read full bio July 25, 2026, 9:50 pm ET 1 min read Kevin Feige gave fans lots to be excited for in Hall H during Marvel's Comic-Con panel, including news of Ghost Rider's debut. Marvel capped off Saturday evening’s Hall H presentations at San Diego Comic-Con, giving audiences a small taste of what’s next on the menu. And we mean small. Kevin Feige and cast members teased out some movies (no TV shows, today), and we’re breaking it down for you here.

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