Today is the day, Disney Plus is here, as long as you got it to work.

Hi, I'm Christian Blatt from Marvel Movie News, and this is Marvel News Daily.

If you've had November 12th Circulable on the calendar for a while, the day is here, and so is Disney Plus.

Personally, I didn't have any problems watching the premiere of the Mandalorian, but apparently a bunch of you did with some fun on-brand screen grabs from the error messages.

You know, I hate to be and I told you so, but this is exactly what I thought would happen when you couldn't download the app until this morning.

Everybody else lets you pre-download the app, so, you know, maybe, I don't know, your product doesn't crash.

So we all know what Marvel content Disney Plus will bring us in the future, but what if you want to get your Marvel Fix now?

Here's a quick rundown of the Marvel stuff currently available on the new streaming service.

The bad news is that it's not everything, but the good news is that there's a lot, including

the first episode of the original unscripted series Hero Project, which celebrates the inspiring

efforts of kids who are real-life heroes.

There's also a 12-minute special called Expanding the Universe, which incorporates footage of Kevin Feige and cast members,

talking at conventions, plus assembling a universe, which is a 42-minute look inside Marvel Studios.

You'll also be able to catch up on some live-action series, including Agent Carter, the first season of runaways, and all eight episodes of the beleaguered Inhuman series.

There are also a ton of cartoons you might not have seen like Marvel Rising, Ant Man, Rocket and Groot, Guardians of the Galaxy, the 90s Silver Surfer, most of the Spider-Man series, including the one that got me hooked on Marvel, Spider-Man and his amazing friends.

You have the FF, Avengers Earth Mightiest Heroes, the 70s Spider-Woman animated series,

and of course the crown jewel of superhero animation, the 90s X-Men animated series.

Eventually, the entire MCU movie back catalog will be there, but for now, they have Endgame, Captain Marvel, Iron Man 1 and 2, Guardians 1 and 2, Avengers and Age of Ultron, Thor and the Dark World, Civil War, Dr. Strange, Captain America First Avenger, and Captain America the Winter Soldier.

Did you sign up for Disney Plus? Tell us in the comments below and let us know the first Marvel thing that you watched. For me, it was the premiere of Hero Project

about a heroic little girl named Jordan,

who was born with one hand and some big ideas.

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