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As San Diego Comic-Con 2026 wound down on Sunday, the organizers dropped a bombshell at the annual “Comic-Con Talkback Panel,” a forum for attendees to ask questions and vent grievances about the show. As fan after fan raised issues about getting into Hall H, the fabled 7,500 seat auditorium where the biggest studios make their…

Marvel’s Hall H presentation happened Saturday night, and though Kevin Feige was focused on the future of the MCU, it felt like a blast from the past, with stunts and a huge assemblage of famous people to promote upcoming films. Kayleigh Donaldson called it a “recession indicator” in the Squawk chat which made me laugh.

San Diego Comic-Con just witnessed absolute history. If you thought Marvel Studios was resting on its laurels, Kevin Feige just walked into Hall H, dropped the mic, and reminded everyone who owns the pop culture landscape. The standard superhero fatigue narrative just took a swift kick to the teeth. From a massive casting shocker that…

Fans say the hours-long wait for Marvel’s Hall H panel is always worth it, calling Comic-Con their “nerd Olympics.”

Marvel Studios returned to Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, unveiling a thrilling lineup of new films and exclusive reveals. 

Saturday is the biggest day of San Diego Comic-Con, and this one carries more weight than most. When Marvel Studios takes Hall H at 5:30 p.m. PT tonight — its first appearance since the 2024 panel where Robert Downey Jr. walked onstage as Doctor Doom — it will close out a day that already includes…

Ashton Hall has revealed why he turned down a potentially huge collaborative deal with Saratoga Water.

For San Diego Comic-Con attendees, Thursday’s “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe” was a welcome amuse-bouche, and Friday’s “Lanterns” and “The Rings of Power” were quality appetizers, but let’s be honest… No other panel at San Diego Comic-Con even begins to approach the magnitude of a Marvel Studios panel in Hall H.

Thousands of people braved the crowds, heat and traffic on Friday for the massive pop-culture event.

(L/R) US writer Silka Luisa, Malaysian actress Michelle Yeoh and US actress Hunter Schafer attend Prime Video’s ‘Blade Runner 2099’ panel (Chris DELMAS)