Specifically, we’re talking about films like Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Avengers: Doomsday. Beyond these key movies in the Multiverse Saga, Marvel Studios has several MCU TV shows and animated series planned for release in 2026. Plus, licensed content on streaming services keeps fans engaged while they wait for these new Marvel projects. Here’s a look at what Marvel is releasing on Disney+ in January 2026.
The 10-episode sci-fi horror series, V Wars, was created from the comic books and short stories of author Jonathan Maberry. It debuted on Netflix on December 5, 2019, and offered a unique take on vampires. Instead of traditional, mythical creatures, the show portrayed vampires as people infected with an ancient disease released from the melting polar ice due to global warming. This scientific explanation accounted for classic vampire traits like a sensitivity to light, a need for blood, and changes in personality – replacing folklore with a logical, disease-based cause.
Who’s to blame for the devastating events in the world of Fallout? The show’s second season is making the answer more complicated than we initially thought. We first suspected Barbara Howard, then Robert House, but now Cooper Howard might be the one responsible – what a twist!
Even though her first year of college was chaotic, the show Tell Me Lies reveals that Bree ultimately ends up with Evan. However, her journey is much more complex due to a secret involving Lucy Albright (Grace Van Patten). The third season delved deeper into Bree’s relationships with both Lucy and Alex, who is later revealed to be her brother from foster care.
Deadline has released a new trailer for the upcoming series, showcasing its realistic depiction of the Civil War era. The trailer offers a first look at the cast, including Daisy Head, Paul Anderson, Amethyst Davis, Ian Duff, Hannah James, and Robert Knepper, and hints at a gripping story centered around the Underground Railroad. The series tells the story of four women who cleverly repurpose the Underground Railroad as a spy network, aiming to help the Union win the war.
Last month, 20th Century Studios released Avatar: Fire and Ash, the newest installment in the Avatar series. Zoe Saldaña is back as Neytiri, and Kate Winslet returns as Ronal in this sequel to both Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water.
A famous comic book writer recently talked about who might be cast in the upcoming DCU series, Mister Miracle, during a podcast interview.
Netflix has greenlit a new Korean series called The Dealer, and production is now underway. The creator of the hit show Squid Game is producing this latest drama for the streaming service.
Teyana Taylor, who worked with Leonardo DiCaprio on One Battle After Another, has shared that he did approach her. She told Access Hollywood that she was quite distracted that day and barely remembers the conversation. She thinks they might have been discussing KPop Demon Hunters – a show her kids loved and she was excitedly celebrating – and that DiCaprio noticed her enthusiasm. However, she admits she was likely just enjoying herself and didn’t really register what he was saying, possibly just laughing and chatting without fully understanding his point. She joked that she probably just smiled and nodded along.
I’m completely hooked on Mickey’s latest case – it’s by far his toughest yet! He and his team are fighting tooth and nail to clear his name in a murder investigation, and the search for the truth is taking them down a really dangerous path. They’re unraveling the victim’s last scam while battling the District Attorney, the FBI, and even some ghosts from Mickey’s own history. It’s a wild ride, and I can’t wait to see how it all unfolds.