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Marvel announces Ryan Gosling as Ghost Rider, a new Black Panther, and more

Ryan Gosling on stage at Comic-Con | Image: Marvel Studios

While perhaps less dramatic than in years past, Marvel nonetheless had some big reveals lined up for Comic-Con. The highest profile was certainly the announcement that Ryan Gosling would be joining the MCU as Ghost Rider, with the Shawn Levy-directed (Deadpool & Wolverine) standalone feature set to drop sometime in 2028.

The studio also brought out Ryan Coogler, who officially confirmed Black Panther III is slated for release on December 15th, 2028. He also introduced David Jonsson (The Long Walk, Alien Romulus) as T’Chala’s son and the new Black Panther in the franchise.

Marvel also showed off a new Avengers: Doomsday trailer and seemed t …

Read the full story at The Verge.

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