The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first 2024 series on Disney+ has just received an official update regarding its release date. The reason for the delay in the announcement was due to the recent strikes by writers and actors in Hollywood, which resulted in a significant decrease in the production of movies and television shows during the summer months. As a result of these strikes, Marvel was forced to delay six of its upcoming projects, including the highly anticipated Phase 5 films and series, such as Deadpool 3, Captain America: Brave New World, and the studio’s most recently delayed show. The current status of all these projects remains uncertain and up in the air.

Echo Gets New Release Date

Marvel Studios’ latest project, Echo, is set to debut on Disney+ on January 10th, 2024, according to the US Copyright Catalog. Although this date is tentative, as Marvel Studios has yet to announce its official premiere after being postponed from its original 2023 release date, it is still a much-anticipated development for Marvel fans. Echo’s release marks the first Marvel Cinematic Universe project to debut in 2024, making it even more exciting for fans who have been eagerly awaiting the latest installment in the franchise.

One unique aspect of the Echo release is that Disney+ will be releasing all of the show’s episodes on the same day, a departure from the typical weekly release format the MCU has followed in the past. This new binge model, which has been popularized by streaming giant Netflix, is a significant shift for MCU fans who have grown accustomed to waiting for new episodes each week.

All in all, the release of Echo is sure to be a significant event for Marvel fans, and the new binge model is a fascinating development that could transform the way Marvel content is released in the future.

The Copyright Catalog for the show provided a detailed description of its content, including a focus on the main character’s Native American heritage. Additionally, the catalog highlighted the return of Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin character, who is expected to play a significant role in the upcoming season:

“Marvel Studios presents ‘Echo’ in which Maya Lopez (Alaqua Cox) struggles to reconnect with her Native American roots while balancing aspirations tied to a life of crime as successor to the brutal legacy of Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio) aka Kingpin. In the first episode we are introduced to Maya Lopez and her struggles.”

Marvel’s First 2024 Project

The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has a lot in store for its fans in the coming years, but the upcoming Marvel slate is still not set in stone. While Loki Season 2 and The Marvels are confirmed to be released in 2023, the lineup for next year is still uncertain. However, fans can expect a new season of the animated series, What If…?, to begin streaming around Christmas Day 2023.

In addition to What If…? Season 2, another exciting new series called Echo will be released on Disney+ soon. The show is expected to follow the character of Maya Lopez, a deaf Native American superhero who first appeared in the Daredevil comics. As for X-Men ’97, the retro animated series is set to hit the small screen in early 2024, and is sure to bring back memories for fans who grew up watching the original series.

While many fans are eagerly anticipating the release of Agatha: Darkhold Diaries, which is confirmed to be released in 2024, there are a few other Disney+ MCU shows that have yet to receive a release date. These include Daredevil: Born Again and Ironheart, which are temporarily off the calendar. Despite the uncertainty surrounding their release dates, fans can look forward to an exciting lineup of new shows and returning favorites in the MCU.

Disney+ has tentatively scheduled the release of the highly anticipated series “Echo” for January 10. Fans can look forward to watching the show exclusively on the streaming platform, which promises to offer an immersive experience with its top-notch production quality and engaging storyline.