The next two phases of the MCU

With the panels from SDCC we now know the following:

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What's left for phase four:
Phase 4 (remaining)
I Am Groot (D+ show) Season 1 (Animated D+ show)
  • Release Date: August 10th 2022
  • Head Writer: Ryan Little
  • Directed by: Kirsten Lepore
  • No. of Episodes: 5
  • Status: Almost Ready for Release
She-Hulk (D+ show)
  • Release Date: August 17th 2022
  • Head Writer: Jessica Gao
  • Directed by: Kat Coiro
  • No. of Episodes: 9
  • Status: Post-Production
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Movie)
  • Release Date: November 11th 2022
  • Written and Directed by: Ryan Coogler
  • Status: Post-Production
Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (D+ 40-minute special)
  • Release Date: December 2022
  • Written and Directed by: James Gunn
  • Status: Post-Production
 

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Elodan

Adventurer
Only interested in a few things in the remainder of Phase 4 and Phase 5. Excited by Phase 6.

TBH, I expect I’ll watch (or at least start, in the case of the TV shows) everything anyway.
 





Kobold Stew

Last Guy in the Airlock
Supporter
Daredevil Born Again, with both Cox and D'Onofrio (who will also be in Echo next summer, and Cox in She-Hulk) and 18 episodes, has the potential to be the highlight of the bunch. Great source material, great established cast, more time to tell the story that even the Netflix seasons. This is what I'm looking for.
 


Mercurius

Legend
Secret Wars?! Cool - that's exciting. I wonder if that's how they introduce mutants.

Hopefully we get the Silver Surfer and Galactus in the Fantastic Four.

Phases 4 and 5 really seem like filler. I'll probably watch Doctor Strange when it is available on streaming, but I'm pretty "MCU-ed" out. The Wakanda film looks intriguing in that it has a darker tone, and feels like a separate corner of the MCU. I like the fact that it seems to be doing its own thing, and not trying to be just another MCU film.
 


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