Marvel just showed off a slew of trailers for its upcoming Disney Plus shows, including a first look at Daredevil: Born Again.

Wonder has a ton of TV news on the way and has debuted several trailers to show what’s to come.

While 2024 may have been a slightly quieter week for Wonder, 2025 definitely won’t be, even ignoring the three films currently scheduled to be excepted. And now the comic studio has released several trailers for presentations usually scheduled for next week, probably the most important being Daredevil: Born Again, which many fans have been waiting for for a while. The teaser doesn’t boast much of its own praise, just a few combat scenes and a dialogue between Matt Murdock and the Kingpin, but there’s something about it nonetheless: oh, and there’s also a quick shot of Jon Bernthal as The Punisher again. , plus a reminder of your March 4 license generation.

After all, the teaser highlight reel also showed a clip from Your Pleasant Neighborhood Spider-Man, the animated version of the basic story (which is not a basic story for Tom Holland’s Spider-Man to be sunny). There’s still less to see here, but it should be noted that the form didn’t arrive on time until January 25, a couple of months closer to his November licensing window. They also gave us a look at Ironheart, which served as a perfect reminder that Iron Guy’s suit looked so much better when they actually had a mechanical vibe: that one is coming out on June 24.

Jumping back to this week, the third and final season of What If? It had a teaser of about five seconds, so don’t expect any residue there, but it’s coming out on December 22nd. In the animated entry you will also find Wonder Zombies, which will remain on October 25 depending on the season. And finally, there’s Miracle Guy with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and the return of Ben Kingsley as Trevor Slattery, who is set to be exempt from Christmas next week. Oh, and they snuck in the briefest of looks of any other animated form, Seeing of Wakanda, out August 6.

Necessarily, if you’re motivated to sign up for the MCU even now, you’ve got a lot of homework to do in 2025. Best of luck, I guess!