The only project on the movie side that seems to be far enough into development to potentially be ready for that release date is the confirmed third Deadpool film. So, what’s the deal? Is Disney dropping the Februdate for Marvel? Or can we expect a “surprise” movie announcement in the near future? If a project were to be released in February 2024, it would be part of Phase 5 (and bring the total number of films in that phase to six) but the panel didn’t mention one at all. Three other movies were announced for later that year: Captain America: New World Order in May, Thunderbolts in July, and Fantastic 4 in November. However, one odd exclusion was the lack of any reference to a movie set for release on February 16, 2024. What appeared to be the entirety of the MCU’s Phase 5 was announced at Comic-Con, while most of Phase 6 consisted of timeframes with no projects attached. Will There Still be a Marvel Movie in February 2024? They’ll likely get just that during Disney’s D23 Expo this September, so let’s take a look at what other questions Marvel has yet to answer when it comes to its master plan. While an onslaught of confirmations and reveals came out of Marvel’s time at SDCC, fans were somehow still left wanting more. (And that’s not even mentioning Friday’s Marvel Animation panel, which had plenty of its own announcements to make.) Not every “slot” was filled in at the panel, but the massive event revealed the scheduled release dates of each Phase 5 project, and even a few Phase 6 heavy-hitters in the form of a Fantastic Four movie and two Avengers ones. Marvel Studios shot down any claims of a “lack of direction” when Kevin Feige and the stars of several upcoming MCU projects took to the Hall H stage at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday and outlined the next few years of content from the franchise.

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