Glanzer added the event has run out of space at the San Diego Convention Center lately because of its popularity.
Comic-Con International is upon us. We’ve already had a trailer, but we’re promised more new footage in this panel, ahead of the show’s arrival in September.
In fact, the only studio with a huge presence this year is Warner Bros. This year seems to be a reversal, with many high-profile projects gracing the halls of the ever-popular pop culture convention, while stars from Will Smith to Charlize Theron are scheduled to appear.
Tatum plus Bridges and Berry equal a lot of excited fans for this September film.
It may annoy the old-school crowd, but clearly the branding adage of Comic-Con 2017 is go large or go home.
“The Defenders” will take the stage in the early evening on Friday, with the kids from “Stranger Things” taking over at 3 p.m. on Saturday. Still, they’ve got an hour and a half scheduled, so there should be plenty of time for them to pull out a few surprises.
It’s also entirely possible we’ll get something of a first look at Tomb Raider, which also slated to come out at around the same time.
Offering individual shareable touchpoints based on George R.R. Martin’s fantasy world, the Game of Thrones Comic-Con environment brings fans through individual shareable touchpoints by having each one registered with their own Dragonglass RFID wristband, created to capture each part of his or her passage through the event space.
FX’s excellently trippy Marvel adaptation is back in March, and creator Noah Hawley is joined by the rest of the production team here to talk about what to expect in season 2. Attendees will also be treated to a first look at the new movie Death Note.
Yep, you read that correctly.
But how will you know when said geek news is being announced? We’ll nearly definitely get a full trailer for Thor: Ragnarok, now that Spider-Man: Homecoming is comfortably out of the way, but elsewhere, pickings will be slim.
There will be interesting stuff going on at all times, but here’s a selection of some of the biggest panels to keep an eye out for.
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