More the 60 years after he was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, Spider-Man remains the most popular character in the history of Marvel Comics is Spider-Man. So, it should come as no surprise that there are quite a few upcoming superhero movies and TV shows related to the webslinger.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (July 31, 2026)
There are two highly anticipated upcoming Marvel movies on the 2026 movie schedule, but only one of them will see Tom Holland’s long-awaited return as Peter Parker. The actor is leading Spidey’s fourth solo MCU movie, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, alongside Jon Bernthal as The Punisher and Stranger Things’ Sadie Sink in a currently unknown role.
Spider-Noir, Season 1 - Amazon Prime (2026)
The Spider-Verse is expanding beyond the animated medium with a new live-action series, which will soon be available with an Amazon Prime subscription, led by a detective noir-inspired version of the webslinger who made his screen debut in the acclaimed family film from 2018. The upcoming Nicolas Cage project, aptly titled Spider-Noir, will see the Academy Award winner not only reprise but fully embody the role in an urban 1930s setting, alongside Lamorne Morris as Robbie Robertson.
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Season 2 - Disney+ (2026)
The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s iteration of Peter Parker has also proved successful on the small screen and in animated form in Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, which is streaming with a Disney+ subscription. Fans are eager to see what happens to Spidey next, following the surprising Season 1 finale, but when exactly the series will return for its sophomore swing has yet to be revealed.
Spider-Man: Beyond The Spider-Verse (June 25, 2027)
Personally, I think Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is the best Spider-Man movie ever, or at least I did until I saw 2023’s Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, which ended in a cliffhanger that I have spent two years eagerly waiting to see resolved. It will take another two years for the long-awaited release of Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, but at least that totals out to a smaller time frame than the wait between the first and second Multiverse movies in this series.
El Muerto (TBD)
In 2006, Marvel Comics introduced El Muerto, a luchador who fought Spider-Man in a two-part arc, and 16 years later, Sony announced that he would be the first Latino character to lead a live-action Marvel movie, which would star Bad Bunny in the title role. However, since the rapper and actor dropped out of the project the following year, the film that was poised to make history was removed from Sony’s release schedule, and, while El Muerto is not officially canceled, it remains in limbo.
Olivia Wilde's Untitled Sony/Marvel Project (TBD)
A Spider-Man-adjacent film that has been in development hell for even longer is a female-centered “Untitled Sony/Marvel Project” that was announced in 2020 with Olivia Wilde tapped to direct. The Booksmart helmer told THR in 2022 that she was still involved with the film, and Avi Arad told Variety the following year that there is a “Spider-Woman” movie in the works. There is no telling whether or not he was referring to Wide’s project, but I’m not going to rule that out just yet.
Live-Action Miles Morales Movie (TBD)
To anyone who has ever wanted to see Miles Morales brought to life in a live-action setting, you will not have to wait very much longer. In an aforementioned Variety article, Amy Pascal teased that the webslinger is getting his own movie, which will not be animated, but could still potentially tie into the Spider-Verse movies (because no one has said otherwise yet).
Spider-Punk (TBD)
Spider-Noir is not the only supporting character from the Spider-Verse movies earning his own spinoff. Across the Spider-Verse introduced us to the rebellious, scene-stealing Spider-Punk, voiced by Academy Award winner Daniel Kaluuya, who is about to be the star of his own animated feature. According to Deadline, Kaluuya is also co-writing Spider-Punk with Ajon Singh.
Be sure to keep your Spider-Senses on for any other movies and TV shows bound to feature Spider-Man. I will do the same.
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