Marvel TV Shows on Disney+ in 2026

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Disney+ has dozens of Marvel shows, but not all are worth your time — and the quality varies wildly. Here is what is actually streaming in 2026, what is new, and what is worth watching.

Currently Streaming (2026)

MCU Tier 1 (Must-Watch): These directly shape the MCU cinematic timeline and tie to upcoming films.

• Daredevil: Born Again — Charlie Cox returns as Matt Murdock. This is the Netflix Daredevil you loved, but with a bigger budget and MCU integration. Released early 2026.
• The Falcon and the Winter Soldier — Sets up the current Captain America storyline. If you are following the MCU films, this is essential.
• WandaVision — The foundation for Scarlet Witch's entire arc. Weird, wonderful, and essential MCU lore.
• Loki — Two seasons complete. Multiverse-critical and actually funny. Tom Hiddleston is perfect.

MCU Tier 2 (Very Good): Solid entertainment, some MCU relevance.

• Moon Knight — Oscar Isaac is incredible. Unpredictable, trippy, and gorgeously shot.
• She-Hulk: Attorney at Law — Comedy-focused Marvel. Divisive fandom opinion, but if you like humor mixed with action, it works.
• Ms. Marvel — Best for younger audiences but genuinely charming. The lead is charismatic.

MCU Tier 3 (Fun but Uneven): Watch if you have time and like the character.

• Eternals — The show adapts the film. Visually stunning, narratively confusing.
• What If...? — Animated anthology. Some episodes are brilliant, others forgettable. Skip the duds.

What is New in 2026

Check Disney+ directly for the latest release schedule — Marvel drops 1-2 shows per year, and announcements shift. As of March 2026, Daredevil: Born Again is the major new release. Upcoming projects typically get announced 3-6 months before launch.

What to Skip

Inhumans and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (older Marvel TV, not MCU canon, weaker production values).

Pro tip: If you have not watched the MCU films, Disney+ has them all. The show order matters less than you think — start with WandaVision if you want mind-bending, or The Falcon and Winter Soldier if you want straightforward action. If you are new to Marvel entirely, watch the films first; the shows assume you know the context.