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San Diego Comic-Con 2026 is underway — Preview Night opened the exhibit hall Wednesday evening, and Thursday is the first full programming day. Hasbro is treating it as its biggest convention outing in years: the G.I. Joe panel is scheduled for 10:00 AM PT today at Booth 25ABC, Iron Studios is unveiling its first-ever Dungeons…

Comic-Con begins today. I knew it was coming but at the same time, it took me a little bit by surprise, in part because it seems like July has just flown by, but also because the run up to Comic-Con feels…muted, compared to what it was a decade ago. I would like to talk about…

Comic-Con 2026 is well and truly underway and some seriously cool character have been spotted wandering the streets. Hosted in San Diego, Comic-Con, which stands for comic book convention, is a multi-day event for fans of comic books, anime, gaming, sci-fi, fantasy, films and TV series to gather and celebrate their interests together.

Cosplayers dressed as Marvel characters pose outside the Convention Center during San Diego Comic-Con International in San Diego, California, on July 22, 2026. (AFP Photo)

Comic-Con International has returned to San Diego, with preview night wrapping up and excitement buzzing ahead of the first full day of the convention. All four days of the pop culture event sold out, attracting fans eager for a multitude of experiences.

San Diego Comic-Con 2026Preview Night is now underway, giving us a first look at this year’s Marvel booth.

Preview night ofSan Diego Comic-Con 2026 can only mean one thing: it’s tie to explore this year’s Lucasfilm booth.

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In a press conference today outside Hall H at the San Diego Convention Center, Mayor Todd Gloria announced an agreement between Comic-Con International, the Convention Center, and other tourism and hospitality partners to keep the convention in San Diego through 2030.

The Avengers appear set to return to Hall H as Marvel Studios uses Comic-Con International to build hype for the December release of “Avengers: Doomsday” — and chart a path forward as audience interest in superhero films has waned