Marvel Drops Bombshell TV Slate: 'Daredevil,' 'X-Men '97' and More Get Release Dates

Marvel Plants 2026 Flags for 'Daredevil,' 'X-Men '97,' and More At New York Comic Con, Marvel Studios made a splash with its TV slate announcements, filling the void left by its absence from movie news. The company revealed release windows for several upcoming shows, including Wonder Man, which will debut on January 27, followed closely by Daredevil: Born Again. The second season of Daredevil is set to premiere in March, and according to Marvel's panel, it will see Matt Murdock reunite with Krysten Ritter's hard-boiled detective Jessica Jones to take down Mayor Fisk's grip on New York. Although a trailer has not been released yet, attendees reported glimpses of action-packed scenes featuring both heroes, as well as Fisk, Bullseye, and Karen. Summer will bring the highly anticipated return of X-Men '97 for its second season, which promises to be just as thrilling as the first. The panel showcased a look at Apocalypse, who will play a significant role in the events of the season, with the heroes battling him in the present day while also meeting En Sabah Nur in Ancient Egypt. But that's not all - X-Men has already been renewed for a third season, which is set to premiere at a later date. The fall will see Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man take center stage as the big Marvel show of the season, with its next installment bringing Venom into the mix. This development comes as no surprise, given the character's tease in season one. Daredevil will also return for another season, this time with an unspecified release window. The news has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, leaving fans eagerly anticipating what's to come from Marvel's TV slate. Industry insiders point out that Marvel's focus on television is a strategic move to expand its reach and engage audiences in new ways. "Marvel's commitment to TV is a testament to its dedication to storytelling and character development," said Emily Chen, a media analyst. "By exploring different genres and formats, they're able to tap into diverse audience interests and create a more immersive experience." The cultural impact of Marvel's TV shows cannot be overstated, with each series generating significant buzz and attracting new viewers. The X-Men franchise, in particular, has become a cultural phenomenon, inspiring countless fans worldwide. Marvel's decision to renew X-Men for a third season is a clear indication that the show is performing well and resonating with audiences. "The fact that they're already planning for season three speaks volumes about their confidence in the series," said Chen. As Marvel continues to plant flags for its 2026 slate, fans can expect even more excitement and anticipation from the entertainment giant. With a proven track record of delivering high-quality content, Marvel is poised to dominate the TV landscape in the years to come. In related news, Marvel's panel also hinted at potential crossovers between its TV shows, fueling speculation among fans about future collaborations. As the company continues to expand its universe, one thing is clear: Marvel's TV slate is set to be a wild ride for audiences in 2026 and beyond. *Reporting by Gizmodo.*