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Steven Thrash, Movieweb
Fri, 08/02/2024 - 4:16pm

Marvel's 2026 Summer Movie Quietly Removed From Release Calendar

San Diego Comic-Con has come and gone, and Disney has just updated its cinematic dance card for the Marvel Cinematic Universe accordingly. Two glaring items stand out: Oscar winner Mahershala Alis Blade film (November 7, 2025) still appears on the updated movie release schedule, while an untitled Marvel Studios project originally slated for release on July 24, 2026, has been dropped.

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