"Phase 4" of the MCU is officially underway.

In case you're just catching up, Marvel kinda stole the show last night.

With newly-inked deals in place that effectively bring all of its titles under one roof -- Fantastic Four, X-Men, and Spider-Man were previously out of contractual reach as Fox, Disney, and Sony properties, respectively -- the studio put all its panels on the table at San Diego Comic-Con 2019.

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Led by Marvel head, Kevin Feige, the presentation and Q&A session detailed more than a dozen new film and TV titles (fit for Disney+'s November launch) that would be rolled out over the next two years as the commencement of the MCU's "Phase 4."  A lot of names were dropped (both intentionally and accidentally.) Others -- Ant Man and Spider-Man -- were tactfully omitted (though sequels for both franchises are widely-assumed to be in pre-production.) But as far as we can tell, there's going to be a good grip of new faces, logos, costumes, planets, sequels, franchise-starters, and alternate universes to get acquainted with over the next few years, along with some rebooted-by-demand debuts.

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Check out every title that was confirmed or officially added to the calendar below. Reader beware: dates are prone to change (as we've learned from prior reveals.)

Marvel's "Phase 4" release schedule: 

Black Widow - May 1, 2020

The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Series - Fall 2020 (Disney+)

The Eternals - November 6, 2020

Shang-Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings - February 12, 2021

Wandavision Series - Spring 2021 (Disney+)

Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness - May 7, 2021

Loki Series - Spring 2021 (Disney+)

What If...? Animated Series - Summer 2021 (Disney+)

Hawkeye Series - Fall 2021

Thor: Love and Thunder - November 5, 2021

Blade Reboot - TBA

Fantastic Four Reboot - TBA

Black Panther 2 - TBA

X-Men Reboot - TBA

Captain Marvel 2 - TBA

Guardians of The Galaxy 3 - TBA