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New superhero movies: All the Marvel, DC, and comic book movies in your future

Every release date for the next superhero films from Marvel, DC, Sony/Columbia, Netflix, Amazon, and more

There are a lot of superhero movie universes out there and a lot of superhero stories to be told in each of them, whether it’s the MCU and its related universes — after all, as Deadpool & Wolverine made clear, the Fox X-Men movie universe is definitely part of the MCU’s multiverse, with the TVA getting involved to prove it — or the new DCU, launching with next year’s Superman, or even Sony’s very strange, oddly compelling cinematic universe of Spider-Man supporting characters (which is, technically Earth-688 in the MCU’s multiverse, because it all connects back up all over again). It’s the kind thing you might need a scorecard to keep track of… but, thankfully, that’s just why we’re here.

Popverse has assembled a list of all the upcoming superhero movies, from Marvel and DC to Sony/Columbia, Netflix, Amazon, and other outlets. Theatrical? Yes. Streaming? Yes. Direct-to-video? That too. Even the 10-film DC Studios 'Chapter One' slate that is Gods & Monsters.

We'll be updating this every time a new superhero movie is announced and every time a release date is changed. If you're more into superhero TV, we have a similar guide for the superhero TV schedule. So stay tuned - and don't step on our cape!

2025 superhero movies

Concept art featuring the cast of Thunderbolts
Image credit: Marvel Studios

Release date Movie Studio Type
February 14 Captain America: Brave New World Marvel Studios Theatrical
May 2 Thunderbolts* Marvel Studios Theatrical
July 11 Superman DC Studios Theatrical
July 25 The Fantastic Four: First Steps Marvel Studios Theatrical

2026 superhero movies

Marvel Studios
Image credit: Marvel Studios

Release Date Movie Studio Type
February 13 Unannounced Marvel Studios film Marvel Studios Theatrical
May 1 Avengers: Doomsday Marvel Studios Theatrical
June 26 Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow DC Studios Theatrical
July 24 Spider-Man 4 Marvel Studios Theatrical
September 11 Clayface DC Studios Theatrical
November 6 Unannounced Marvel Studios film Marvel Studios Theatrical

2027 superhero movies

Release Date Movie Studio Type
May 7 Avengers: Secret Wars Marvel Studios Theatrical
July 23 Unannounced Marvel Studios film Marvel Studios Theatrical
October 1 The Batman Part II DC Studios Theatrical
November 5 Unannounced Marvel Studios film Marvel Studios Theatrical

2028 superhero movies

Release Date Movie Studio Type
February 18 Unannounced Marvel Studios film Marvel Studios Theatrical
May 5 Unannounced Marvel Studios film Marvel Studios Theatrical
November 10 Unannounced Marvel Studios film Marvel Studios Theatrical

What is the next superhero movie?

The next superhero movie to hit theaters is going to be Captain America: Brave New World, out February 14. 

What is the next Marvel Cinematic Universe movie?

Again, that would be Captain America: Brave New World, and after that, Thunderbolts* is out on May 2. In the meantime, there are plenty of streaming options to keep track of, so we made you a list.

Will Chris Evans return as Captain America?

Hold on there, friend; just because we mentioned a new Captain America movie, we weren’t talking about the same Captain America that fans have seen in the previous movies. Instead, we’re talking about the new Cap of the MCU, Sam Wilson. He inherited the shield in the Disney+ series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and 2025’s Captain America: Brave New World being his first full outing in the role on the big screen. Why would we want Chris Evans back for that?


One thing almost as hard as keeping track of all the upcoming superhero movies is making sense of all the superhero movies that have already come out - especially for those DC films. To that end, here's a guide to how to watch the DC movies in order - including release order, chronological order, and by franchise.

Chris Arrant

Chris Arrant: Chris Arrant is the Popverse's Editor-in-Chief. He has written about pop culture for USA Today, Life, Entertainment Weekly, Publisher's Weekly, Marvel, Newsarama, CBR, and more. He has acted as a judge for the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, the Harvey Awards, and the Stan Lee Awards. (He/him)

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