Marvel Confirms Its 5th Binge-Release TV Show

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Marvel has announced its fifth TV show to be released all at once, joining ‘Wonder Man’ and ‘Echo’ as the third live-action series to use this method. Initially, Marvel released its Disney+ shows, like ‘WandaVision,’ ‘Loki,’ and ‘Falcon and the Winter Soldier,’ one episode per week. However, they’ve been trying a different approach – releasing some shorter, standalone projects all at once. Now, another show is being added to that list.

Nicolas Cage will be playing Ben Reilly, a different version of Spider-Man, in a new Prime Video series called Spider-Noir. This show is connected to the Spider-Verse films from Sony. Prime Video has announced that all episodes of Spider-Noir will be available to stream on May 27th. It’s the fifth show being released all at once on the platform, joining Wonder Man, Eyes of Wakanda, Marvel Zombies, and Echo.

Beyond simply releasing all episodes at once, Spider-Noir will give viewers a unique experience: they can choose to watch the series in classic black and white or in full color, similar to the ‘Snyder Cut’ approach.

Spider-Noir centers around Ben Reilly, a struggling private detective grappling with his history while facing off against dangerous new enemies. The animated series features a talented voice cast including Nicolas Cage, Lamorne Morris, Brendan Gleeson, Li Jun Li, Jack Huston, and Karen Rodriguez.

Spider-Noir will first make its debut on MGM+’s linear broadcast channel on May 25. 

Every Other Binge-Release TV Shows From Marvel 

Wonder Man

Marvel’s newest show, Wonder Man, premiered all its episodes on Disney+ on January 27th, continuing the trend of binge-release TV shows from the studio.

The series starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II was a landmark release for Disney+, as it was the first Marvel television show to have all eight episodes available at once. This strategy proved popular, with the show receiving excellent reviews from both fans and critics.

The series Wonder Man follows Simon Williams as he adjusts to having superpowers while also pursuing his acting career in Hollywood.

Marvel Zombies

On September 24, 2025, Disney+ released all four episodes of Marvel Zombies simultaneously, making it the platform’s third series to debut this way.

The What If…? series continues the story from the original Marvel Zombies episode, following heroes from Phases 4 and 5 – including Shang-Chi, Kamala Khan, and Red Guardian – as they fight to survive against the terrifying Zombie Scarlet Witch and her army of the undead.

Eyes of Wakanda

Another four-episode binge release in the MCU’s animated realm was Eyes of Wakanda. 

When it premieres on Disney+ on August 1, 2025, this will be the first animated series from Marvel Studios released all at once, rather than weekly.

As a huge Marvel fan, I really loved Eyes of Wakanda. It did a fantastic job of expanding Wakanda’s backstory with four stories that really brought the nation to life. What I found particularly cool was how it tied into the bigger Marvel Cinematic Universe – we even got a glimpse of a new Iron Fist from the past, which was a neat surprise!

Echo 

As a big Marvel fan, I remember being really excited for Echo – it was the show that kicked off their new strategy of releasing a whole season at once. It dropped all five episodes on January 9th, 2024, and honestly, it felt like a turning point for how we watch Marvel shows.

Echo is a series connected to Hawkeye that brings back the character Maya Lopez. The show delves into her relationship with Wilson Fisk, also known as Kingpin, and explores her heritage as a Choctaw Native American from Oklahoma. It portrays Maya as a powerful and complex anti-hero who ultimately decides to break away from Kingpin’s criminal empire.

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2026-02-13 21:05