The world has been waiting for the next chapter of the Marvel Cinematic Universe since Marvel Studios released Spiderman: Far From Home. WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, and Loki were among the new Disney+ shows that debuted this year.
There was a 20-month gap between major Marvel Studios productions until WandaVision debuted in early 2021, the biggest break in the MCU’s entire 12-year run of films. However, a shortage of MCU is no longer an issue. Several Marvel series and feature films are set to debut in the next years. If you want to refresh your memory now that Marvel’s “Phase Four” has begun, here is the place to go.
We’ve included everything in chronological order below, however, if you want to mix it up, there are other viewing orders at the conclusion of this guide. Sorry, comic book fans: this guide is for those who wish to see Marvel movies and TV series in the proper order.
You can’t watch the Marvel films and episodes in the order they were released if you want to follow the events of the MCU. They aren’t in any particular order. As a result, we’re displaying the events in a different sequence, based on when they occur. The MCU began with Iron Man in 2008, but it’s not the first film you should see. Captain America: The First Avenger is a good place to start. It was released in 2011 and is Marvel Studios’ sixth feature.
It starts in 1942, many years before Iron Man. Inside this major chronological sequence, we’re solely showing the Marvel feature films as well as the new Disney+ programmes. There will also be a few spoilers in this article. If you wish to prevent this, look at the list of Marvel movies and TV shows at the bottom of every page. We’ve developed a few more lists to go with it.
Captain America is indeed the fifth Marvel Studios movie, after Iron Man, The Hulk, and Thor, who all had movies prior to Captain America. However, because the events take place first – during World War II – this is the first movie on our list. We see the birth of Chris Evans’ super-soldier, as well as his first encounter with Hydra and its boss Red Skull.
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