Marvel confirms Daredevil: Born Again and Agatha release dates – and reveals when Ironheart will finally land on Disney Plus
Title changes, new logos, and release date announcements
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Marvelhas finally revealed when itsDaredevil,Agatha, andIronheartTV shows will be released onDisney Plus.
Announced during Disney’s Upfronts 2024 presentation, the comic book giant delivered big updates for the next three live-action series that’ll debut on Disney’s primary streaming service.
The Kathryn Hahn-starringAgathaTV show, which is a spinoff ofWandaVision, the first Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) series to launch on the platform, will be the first of that trio to be released. It’ll arrive onWednesday, September 18with a two-episode premiere, which is amonth earlier than one ofAgatha’s stars teased in November 2023.
It was Agatha All Along 🔮 Don’t miss the two-episode premiere of #AgathaAllAlong, September 18 on #DisneyPlus. pic.twitter.com/CtWjOBp9fnMay 14, 2024
That’s not all, either. As the X/Twitter post above confirms, the series has undergone another title change – now, it’s officially known asAgatha All Along, which is the same name as the catchy, award-winning tune that Hahn’s titular witch sings inWandaVisionepisode seven. Previously, the show was known asAgatha: House of Harkness,Agatha: Coven of Chaos, andAgatha: Darkhold Diaries.
Some sort ofAgathaannouncement was expected afterMarvel summoned its inner Loki to tease fans about the Disney Plus serieson May 13. At the time, it appeared Marvel was pulling a prank on its fanbase with a completely different title –Agatha The Lying Witch With Great Wardrobe– that seemed way too farfetched for them to use. I even suggested that, given the Disney subsidiary had already changed the show’s title three times, it wouldn’t do so again. And yet, here we are. So, yeah, thanks for making me look like a mug, Marvel.
A hero reborn and the end of a lengthy wait
As much as the attention-seeking Agatha would love the spotlight to stay trained on her, there’s the small matter of getting toDaredevil: Born AgainandIronheart’s announcements.
Let’s start with the former. The Man Without Fear’s standalone series, which will be a psuedo-sequel to theDaredevilTV show that aired onNetflix, is slated to arrive on Disney Plus in March 2025. Back in October 2023, aMarvel leak suggested that Daredevil: Born Again would land in 2025, so we already expected it to launch on one of the world’sbest streaming servicesnext year.
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New logo for ‘DAREDEVIL BORN AGAIN’Releasing in March 2025. pic.twitter.com/tkaLukj6ebMay 14, 2024
According toTVLine, the first season ofDaredevil: Born Againwill comprise nine episodes, too. That means that the series, which is believed to contain 18 episodes overall, will get a follow-up.Daredevil: Born Againseason two was reportedly in the worksas early as March 2023, so it seems it was always Marvel’s plan to split the show into two installments.
Speaking toDeadline, stars Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio confirmed that they finished shooting the series in April, too. ConsideringDaredevil: Born Againwas in serious developmental troubleas recently as October 2023, that’s a remarkable turnaround for a series that I have high hopes for.
New logo for ‘IRONHEART’. pic.twitter.com/Xh5lxStVqIMay 14, 2024
As forIronheart, Disney and Marvel announced that theBlack Panther: Wakanda ForeverTV spinoff will arrive sometime in 2025. It’s been three years the Riri Williams-starring TV show was first announced but, apart from a couple of cast announcements, there’s been little to no word on when Dominique Thorne, whose Williams/Ironheart made their MCU debut inBlack Panther 2, would be back as the titular, Iron Man-inspired superhero.
There are numerous other MCU projects in development as part ofMarvel Phase 5andMarvel Phase 6, although many of them will release from 2025 onwards. The next movie to arrive in theaters will beDeadpool and Wolverine, which launches worldwide on July 26. Unless another animated series along the lines ofX-Men 97, whose season one finale was release today (May 15), launches on Disney Plus soon, too, we’ve got a four month wait on our hands forAgatha All Along, too.
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