San Diego, CA, July 25, 2026 —

Marvel Studios used its appearance at San Diego Comic-Con to reveal several highly anticipated upcoming projects, including new installments for the ‘Ghost Rider’ and ‘Black Panther’ franchises.

The studio’s presentation confirmed that ‘Ghost Rider’ is in development, although specific details regarding the creative team or a release window were not immediately provided. This announcement marks a significant moment for fans of the supernatural Marvel character.

Furthermore, Marvel officially announced ‘Black Panther 3,’ signaling the continuation of the popular film series. Following the critically acclaimed ‘Black Panther’ and ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,’ this third installment is expected to build upon the established narrative and characters within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Details surrounding the plot, cast, and production timeline for ‘Black Panther 3’ were not disclosed during the event. The studio has historically utilized Comic-Con to generate excitement and provide early glimpses into its future cinematic endeavors, often revealing first looks or key creative personnel.

The announcements were made during Marvel’s highly anticipated panel at the convention, a staple event for fans and industry insiders alike. The gathering serves as a crucial platform for studios to share major updates and build anticipation for upcoming releases. No further information on other potential projects or release dates was provided during the panel.



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