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Marvel Comics' Next Big Thing panel at SDCC '22

With news about Shang-Chi, Ms. Marvel, Ant-Man, Ghost Rider, and more

Avengers #61 cover — Image credit: Aaron Kuder (Marvel Comics)

Features by Kat Calamia, Contributing writer

Published on Sat Jul 23 2022

A common question that follows your favorite comics, movies, and TV shows is 'what's next' - and Marvel's recurring convention circuit panel Marvel Comics' Next Big Thing aims to answer that.

Here now at Comic-Con International: San Diego, Marvel is presenting another edition of Marvel Comics' Next Big Thing - looking ahead at what's to come. The publisher has informed us to spext news about Shang-Chi, Ms. Marvel, Ant-Man, and Ghost Rider in particular, as well as the teased Spider-Man/X-Men clone saga event Dark Web. To that end, announced to appear are Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty writers Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly, Venom and Carnage writer Ram V, Iron Man writer Christopher Cantwell, editors Darren Shan and Luaren Bisom, Marvel Comics vice president/executive editor Nick Lowe, and editor-in-chief C.B. Cebulski.

Popverse will be liveblogging the entire panel as it happens, so bookmark this page to keep up to date with everything as it happens, or come back when the panel is completed to read about the event in its entirety.

Keep track of this and ALL the news from this weekend with our San Diego Comic-Con 2022 coverage round-up.

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Kat Calamia: Kat Calamia is the co-writer and co-creator of the queer WEBTOON, Slice of Life, and the editor/creator of Bi Visibility: A Bisexual Comic Book Anthology. She's been a comic book critic and journalist for over a decade with weekly reviews on her YouTube channel, Comic Uno, and bylines from Newsarama, IGN, DC Comics, Fandom and TV Guide. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Communications with a minor in Journalism through Marymount Manhattan College and a MFA in Writing and Producing Television from LIU Brooklyn.