Simu Liu says he’s ready for Shang-Chi 2 after no SDCC news

Actor Simu Liu expressed his eagerness to reprise his role as Shang-Chi while acknowledging the sequel's development remains outside his control, following the absence of any announcement for "Shang-Chi 2" at San Diego Comic-Con 2026. The convention, which concluded on July 26, featured major Marvel Studios reveals but left fans waiting for news on the long-anticipated follow-up to the 2021 film.

During interviews at the event, Liu responded to questions about the missing sequel announcement. He stated he would take the high road, emphasizing the incredible and continued enthusiasm from fans. The actor noted it has been five years since the first film's release and that people still approach him to express their appreciation. He made his commitment clear, saying he would be there for a sequel and would crawl through broken glass to do it if necessary. However, Liu clarified that the project's progress is not under his control.

The Marvel Studios panel at Comic-Con did announce several other projects, including a "Ghost Rider" movie starring Ryan Gosling slated for 2028 and "Black Panther 3," featuring David Jonsson as a grown-up version of T'Challa's son, scheduled for December...