Believe it or not, the MCU's Multiverse Saga is nearing its end. Although most fans prefer the Infinity Saga's purity, it can't be denied that Marvel's second era has offered much more bang for your buck, encompassing hundreds of hours of content across movies, live-action series, animated series, and one-off specials. What's more, for the first time, Marvel has released projects set outside the MCU's universe, including The Fantastic Four: First Steps, X-Men '97, and the reality-hopping What If . . .?
With things set to reach a no-doubt cataclysmic conclusion in 2027's Avengers: Secret Wars, theorists have long speculated that the MCU will close its doors to the multiverse once again after the end of this saga, allowing for a new chapter to begin (the Mutant Saga?). However, some surprising news from Marvel Studios has seemingly confirmed that the multiverse is not going anywhere, after all, and the MCU will continue exploring vast new realities even years into the lifespan of the next saga.
The MCU's interconnected storytelling often gives superhero fans great payoffs, but some abandoned storylines felt more like a missed opportunity.
Marvel Studios offered some exciting announcements on its TV front at October's New York Comic-Con. On top of the unveiling of a new live-action "spy thriller" series, Zodiac, coming in 2028, the studio confirmed that three new Marvel Zombies specials are set to release over the next three spooky seasons. Marvel Zombies: The Winter Soldier breaks out onto Disney Plus around Halloween 2027, with Marvel Zombies: The Fist of Khonshu following in its shambling footsteps in October 2028.
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