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Comic-Con International 2026 brought together Hollywood studios, comic book publishers, streaming platforms and global fandoms for four days of panels, announcements and fan events in San Diego. Along with new film and TV projects, this year’s convention included a major milestone for the event itself: Comic-Con will remain in San Diego through 2030.

Comic-Con International: San Diego has always been a barometer for where the entertainment industry is placing its biggest bets, and this year’s lineup made that clearer than ever. Over the course of a single weekend, Marvel Studios, Prime Video, Apple TV, and AMC all used the convention floor to unveil casting reveals and first-look footage…

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Yesterday at SDCC was the Carrie panel, in which attendees were treated to the first teaser trailer for the upcoming mini-series, and we have it for you to watch right now:

Summer H. Howell plays Carrie in the upcoming Prime Video series. Prime Video

Eight years after Incredibles 2, filmmaker Brad Bird is back with a new animated film, Ray Gunn, and he took the opportunity to look back at his storied career and what the future holds. He reminisced about his early memories of movies: going to the theater with his film-loving parents and attempting to create sequential…

Fresh off a packed San Diego Comic-Con weekend, many of DC’s biggest October launches have already stepped into the spotlight. New Next Level series starring The Demon, Jonah Hex, Vixen, Static, and Shadow of the Bat headline a month that continues DC All In’s creator-driven push, while the Absolute Universe keeps building momentum with milestone…

It’s nearly that dreaded time of the year known as Broketober, the month of October where it’s absolutely stacked with video game releases as we lead up to the Christmas season.

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“It’s a bittersweet panel for me, because this will be my last panel at San Diego Comic-Con ever with that title,” Marvel Comics’ outgoing editor-in-chief C.B. Cebulski told a packed room at the top of Marvel Fanfare, before turning things over to the man he’d spent 20 years calling one of his best friends, the…