Marvel just announced all of its upcoming TV shows and movies through 2025 at Comic-Con. Here they all are.

Director Peyton Reed told fans that the third "Ant-Man" film will "finally get to spend some time in the Quantum realm."

"We're going to meet a lot of new characters in this movie," he added. 

In the sequel, Scott Lang/Ant-Man (Paul Rudd), Cassie Lang (Kathryn Newton takes over the role), Hope Van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly), her parents Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) and Janet Van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer), find themselves inside the Quantum Realm. 

"Scott is pretty pleased with himself and his role in saving the universe," Paul Rudd, who was also in attendance said. 

In the Hall H footage shown exclusively at SDCC, we saw how saving the world went to Lang's head just a little too much. He likes to remind his family that of his role in reversing the Blip and even got a book deal out of it. Life is going OK until the Lang's family is sucked into the Quantum Realm.

Jonathan Majors will reprise his role as Kang aka He Who Remains from "Loki." Don't expect to see the same version of him that we met on the Disney+ show, though.

Moderator Ash Crossan from Screenrant confirmed that Majors will play a variant of the character in the "Ant-Man" sequel to which Majors teased, "There will be conquering."

Feige described the Disney+ series as a "political conspiracy thriller."

"This is a darker show," Cobie Smulders who will reprise her role as Agent Maria Hill told the crowd. "It's going to be an exciting thriller and you're never really gonna know who people are. Are they a skrull? Are they human?"

Samuel L. Jackson will reprise his role as Nick Fury while Ben Mendelsohn will return as the Skrull Talos from "Captain Marvel."

The footage seen in Hall H reminded us of "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and teased Olivia Colman, Regé-Jean Page, and Emilia Clarke's roles in the upcoming series. It also confirmed the return of Don Cheadle's War Machine.

Most interestingly, the footage shown appeared to tease the existence of mutants (X-Men) or more inhumans, teasing that regular humans are becoming super-powered.

Director James Gunn has previously said the third installment in the "GotG" franchise will revolve a lot around Rocket Raccoon's story.

During the panel, Gunn said he knew the broad strokes of where he wanted to eventually go with Quill, Rocket, Nebula, and Mantis' stories 10 years ago.

"This is the end of that story," Gunn told the crowd. 

It was difficult to watch the film's exclusive footage at SDCC and not get emotional as it played to The Flaming Lips' "Do You Realize?". Not only does the film look into Rocket's history of where he came from — which looks a bit dark despite featuring adorable shots of a much younger Rocket — but it will also revolve around Peter Quill's desire to reunite with the love of his life, Gamora, despite this variant of her having no recollection of him at all. 

While considering years ago about how to incorporate Rocket Raccoon into the film, Gunn said, "I realized he was the saddest creature in the universe and that's what this story is about."

During the panel, Chris Pratt said we see Quill as he's reeling from the events of "Endgame" and losing Gamora, the love of his life. 

"She does not know who he is. The pain of that is a big part of his journey. It opens up a vulnerability to the Guardians of the Galaxy to danger," Pratt said.

That danger may come in the form of Chukwudi Iwuji's High Evolutionary, who appeared in costume during the panel, and will be featured in the next film. Will Poulter, Karen Gillan, Pom Klementieff, Sean Gunn, and Maria Bakalova will also star in the third film.

Feige said filming is currently underway for the "Hawkeye" spinoff starring Maya Lopez.

The first season of the show ended with the reveal of Kang the Conqueror (Majors) and the fracturing of the multiverse. Feige also said this is currently in production.

You can read more about the show's second season here.

The film, starring Oscar winner Mahershala Ali, now has a release date for next November.

At SDCC, Feige said the film will start shooting in October.

Dominique Thorne will play inventor Riri Williams, who builds the most advanced suit of armor anyone's seen since Iron Man.

Thorne will make her debut as Williams in this fall's "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever."

The "WandaVision" spinoff, starring Kathryn Hahn, was previously titled "Agatha: House of Harkness."

When we last saw Agatha, Wanda put a spell on her at the end of "WandaVision." 

During the Comic-Con panel, Feige confirmed the title for the fourth "Captain America" will be "New World Order," starring Sam Wilson as the new Captain America.

"I'm very happy to confirm that Sam Wilson will be appearing in the next 'Captain America' film," Feige said.

Feige surprised the Comic-Con crowd with news of a new Daredevil series featuring Charlie Cox from the former Netflix show.

The bigger surprise was that the series will have an 18-episode first season with Vincent D'Onofrio also reprising his role as Kingpin.

Feige said this will be the final film of Phase 5 and that it will feature an exciting new group of heroes. In the comics, the group is an antihero team.

The MCU has slowly been teasing hints of a potential "Thunderbolts" project with characters like Wyatt Russell's U.S. Agent and Julia Louis-Dreyfuss' Valentina Allegra de Fontaine.

First announced several years ago, Feige confirmed that the "Fantastic Four" reboot will arrive in 2024, kicking off Phase Six of the MCU.

No cast was named for the film.

The next "Avengers" movie will revolve around Jonathan Major's character and will kick off summer 2025.

Feige confirmed that a second "Avengers" movie will close out Phase 6 a few months later in 2025.

Near the end of the SDCC panel, fans saw dates for 11 projects in Phase 6. Other than "Fantastic Four" and the two "Avengers" movies, here are all of the other dates that were listed.

2 Fall 2024 projects
Winter 2024
Winter 2025
2 Spring 2025 projects
2 Summer 2025 projects

We know at least one of those projects is the third "Deadpool" film that's been in development (unless "Deadpool" will live outside the MCU phases). It's possible an "X-Men" reboot will appear here in the future, too.

We wouldn't be surprised if we receive news on some more of these projects at September's D23 Expo.