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We got our first proper look at the upcoming Wonder Man<\/a><\/em> series, but Marvel has a whole slate of shows in the works. Other than Wonder Man<\/em>, though, the company didn\u2019t roll into New York Comic Con with a firm release date for anything. The best we got were some broad release windows and few tantalizing details for what\u2019s in store.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Season two of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man<\/a><\/em> is set for release in fall of 2026. A lot of details are still unknown, but head of Marvel Television and Marvel Animation Brad Winderbaum did say the story would feature a \u201cblack, oozy substance.\u201d Let\u2019s just hope the show handles that particular story arc a little bit better than Sam Raimi\u2019s Spider-Man 3<\/a><\/em> did.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n X-Men \u201897<\/a><\/em> is also getting a season two, which is set to premiere in the summer of 2026. Eric and Julia Lewald, the writers behind X-Men: The Animated Series<\/em>, as well as the Larry Houston who directed most of the original series are joining the show as executive producers.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Before that, though, we\u2019ll be getting another season of Daredevil: Born Again<\/em> in March, with a third season confirmed to be in the works. The first season of Born Again<\/em> was a bit uneven<\/a>, but the back half was surprisingly strong. We\u2019re intrigued to see how the show evolves, and even more so now that Krysten Ritter is back in the mix as Jessica Jones<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n