The wait is almost over, Marvel are returning to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 with a panel full of surprises. Marvel boss Kevin Feige will be appearing on stage at the annual convention which is sure to feature more details from Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars as we edge closer to the end of the Multiverse Saga.
As for what else we'll learn, well that's anyone's guess at the moment. Marvel are holding their cards close to their chest and have not revealed any guests or details from the panel. Will we hear more about the confirmed upcoming slate (like VisionQuest, Wonder Man season 2, and Daredevil: Born Again season 3)? Or will the focus be on the next stage of the MCU as we head into the Mutant Saga and the upcoming X-Men movie? Only time will tell...
The panel kicks off at 5.30pm PDT, which is 8.30pm and 1.30am BST. GamesRadar+ are in Hall H and we'll be keeping you updated with everything that happens, as it happens at the SDCC 2026 Marvel panel.
For more, you can also check out our San Diego Comic-Con 2026 live coverage and our SDCC 2026 schedule too.
How to watch the Marvel SDCC 2026 panel
As we get closer to the panel's start, you'll likely be wondering how you can watch the Marvel SDCC 2026 panel. The short answer is, you can't. San Diego Comic-Con doesn't livestream their panels so you have to be in the room to be able to watch it as it happens.
Luckily for you, GamesRadar+ is in Hall H and we'll be keeping you updated every step of the way. Follow along here, as well as on our social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok) so you don't miss a moment.
Just a reminder too about timings: the panel begins at 5.30pm PDT. If you're on the east coast then that's 9.30pm and if you're in the UK then that's 1.30am. We expect it will last about an hour or so, depending on what's announced.
In terms of what we're expecting to be covered tonight in the Marvel panel, we don't yet have anything confirmed. Marvel has released no guests, no agenda, and Kevin Feige has been keeping tight-lipped. Speaking to Collider just last week, the Marvel Studios head said: "Listen, you probably know as good a tease as I do in terms of the fact that when we go to Hall H, it's for a reason, and it's to have some surprises and show a few things. It's our home away from home, Hall H, so I'm very excited to be heading back."
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