D’Amaro addressed the audience of fans, noting the company’s four billion connections worldwide before handing the stage over to major franchise previews.
Marvel Unveils New X-Men Class and Avengers Details at D23
Feige brought out actor Sadie Sink, who debuts as Jean Grey in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, alongside X-Men director Jake Schreier. The X-Men film is slated for release on May 5, 2028.
Feige also discussed the upcoming television series VisionQuest, described as the conclusion to the WandaVision TV trilogy. Stars Paul Bettany and James Spader joined the executive to discuss the program, which debuts on October 14. A new teaser trailer revealed that Vision is in hiding and working at a pub, while at night he retreats into his mind with other personifications of Stark AIs to consider his memories and hero status, which suggest he may have a son. Spader returns as Ultron, who claims that mortal jeopardy brings a family together as Vision sets off to learn the truth. Additionally, promotion continued for December’s Avengers: Doomsday, featuring a devastated world and Reed asking Doom if he was responsible for it before Doom raises Sentinels from the ashes and declares, “I am Doom.”
Pixar Previews The Incredibles 3 and Coco 2
Pixar made several major announcements during the event, held over three days at the Anaheim Convention Center according to Deadline. Pixar’s Peter Docter teased The Incredibles 3, which will focus on the two eldest kids, Violet and Dash, as they prove themselves capable of following in their parents’ footsteps. Nelson returns as Bob Parr, Sarah Vowell returns as Violet Parr, and Huck Milner returns as Dash Parr.
Pixar also previewed Coco 2, which is set to bow in November 2029 according to Deadline. Benjamin Bratt will reprise his role as Ernesto de la Cruz. Sketches of the film tease that Miguel is no longer a boy and is now a teenager.
More Major Announcements Across Disney Platforms
The multi-day event featured a wide array of additional first looks, series greenlights, and release dates spanning Disney’s various platforms and franchises:
* Kingdom Hearts: The Series: Disney+ greenlit a series based on the game created by Tetsuya Nomura, featuring a brand-new story that expands on the universe according to Deadline. * The Bluey Movie: A teaser trailer was released for the animated film set for release on August 6, 2027 according to Deadline. * Tangled Live-Action Adaptation: Audiences received a first look at the live-action adaptation featuring Tegan Croft as Rapunzel, hitting theaters on March 31, 2028 according to Deadline. * Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3: Star Walker Scobell presented a trailer for Season 3 of the Disney+ series at the Honda Center, teasing that the new season is the darkest one yet according to Deadline. * Oswald: Jon Favreau gave audiences a first look at a three-part series streaming on Disney+ in February 2027 according to Deadline. * The Greatest Showman Stage Adaptation: The Disney Theatrical Group announced that its West End premiere will take place in spring 2027 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, featuring stars Oliver Tompsett, Samantha Barks, Malinda Parris, Ben Joyce, and Vajèn van den Bosch according to The Walt Disney Company. * Disney and Formula 1 Extension: Disney and Formula 1 announced a significant extension of their “Fuel the Magic” collaboration through 2028, adding a full new season beyond the original plan according to The Walt Disney Company.
