In addition to all the awesome sounding shows we already knew about, Marvel are developing three additional live-action series for Disney+ based on Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, and Moon Knight.

The Mandalorian isn't the only big Star Wars show that was spoken about for Disney+ last night, as Ewan McGregor's long-awaited return as Obi-Wan Kenobi was finally confirmed officially. We also got to hear a bit more details on the Clone Wars revival and the upcoming Rogue One prequel series.

It's D23 this weekend, and Disney have finally shown off the full trailer for The Mandalorian, the first live-action Star Wars TV series that will be the flagship show on the Disney+ streaming service!

Following on from the tumultuous news earlier in the week, regarding Sony and Disney's negotiations breakdown potentially resulting in Spider-Man leaving the MCU, a new rumour has popped to suggest that only have they studios mended their differences but they've come to one crazy new deal!

With renegotiations between Sony and Disney for the co-production deal on Spider-Man films stuck in a stalemate, it could mean that star Tom Holland's time as the Webslinger in the Marvel Cinematic Universe could be over as Sony reasserts full control.

The world's biggest studio is getting into the streaming game this November and it wants to allow a few more countries to experience that force when it does.

Star Wars has a thing for trilogies and even though they are slowing own their road-map following the box-office disappointment of Solo, it looks like they are still committed to Johnson's upcoming trilogy.

When Disney scrapped their plans for more standalone prequel films, it stopped the long-rumoured development of a solo Obi-Wan Kenobi film. However, it appears that Ewan McGregor's fan-favourite Jedi Master may return after all but just on the small screen.