2026 is shaping up to be one hell of a comeback year for comic book content—and it feels different this time.

In this episode, I break down my most highly anticipated movies, shows, and projects of 2026, from Avengers: Doomsday, The Boys Season 5, Supergirl, and everything in between. After a few rocky years for the genre, this might be the year that reminds us why we fell in love with comic book storytelling in the first place.

But this isn’t just my list.

I want to hear from you.

What are you most excited for in 2026? Your Top 3? Top 5? Movie, TV show, or video game—send your picks to mike@voiceofgarcia.com, and I may read and react to them in a future episode.

If you love honest pop culture conversations, real opinions, and comic book hype without the corporate filter—this episode is for you.

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2026 is here… and the comic book world might finally be back. 🎧🔥

2025 is officially in the books — and it was a wild year for comic book movies, shows, and animated projects.

In this episode, I’m ranking my Top 5 BEST and Bottom 5 WORST comic book content of 2025 — no filters, no studio bias, just honest takes from a lifelong fan.

From the highs and lows of Superman, the long-awaited return of Daredevil: Born Again, animated experiments like Marvel Zombies, and everything in between — we’re breaking down what worked, what missed, and what flat-out disappointed.

Some projects surprised me. Some broke my heart. And a few made me question what studios are even thinking anymore.

I also want to take a moment to wish everyone a happy belated holidays and a happy New Year. Thank you to every single person who listened, downloaded, shared, or supported the podcast this past year — it truly means more than you know.

2026 is already shaping up to be a huge year, and there are some exciting new things coming to the show that I can’t wait to share with you.

Marvel bringing back Steve Rogers isn’t a desperate move — it’s a necessary one.

Since Endgame, Marvel has slowly lost the core audience that helped turn the MCU into a cultural phenomenon. Box office numbers reflect it, fan excitement has cooled, and many Phase 4 and 5 characters simply haven’t connected the same way. Bringing back Chris Evans as Steve Rogers isn’t about undoing the past — it’s about restoring the emotional foundation that made Marvel work in the first place.

In this episode, I break down why Steve Rogers returning could help bring back the magic Marvel once had, which Phase 4 and 5 characters are actually worth getting excited about on the big screen, and why nostalgia only works when audiences loved the characters to begin with. I also compare Marvel’s approach to the SnyderVerse, where fans now demand returns for characters that were heavily criticized during their original runs — and how box office results tell a very different story than social media noise.

We also dive into the growing gap between theatrical releases and streaming-first storytelling, and how that shift has changed the way superhero movies are experienced.

If you care about where Marvel goes next — and whether superhero movies can recapture what made them special — this episode is for you.

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