Tag: sdcc ’16

Marvel Studios and Netflix had a roller coaster panel at SDCC, beginning with footage from The Punisher and capping off the day in Hall H with a surprise screening of Marvel's The Defenders, which will be released on Netflix August 18.

It's been over a decade since Samurai Jack aired, but an ending for the series - in the form of a movie or otherwise - has been on creator Genndy Tartakovsky's mind since. After last year's announcement that the series would finally return with a fifth season, Tartakovsky sat down with press at SDCC to explain what that return would look like and what brought it about.

"I'm someone who has struggled mental illness with and is a big proponent of mental health awareness. In my mind, Doom Patrol is the perfect book to discuss those issues."

From the Preacher press conference at this year's San Diego Comic-Con

You too, can be a hero of the beach

There's "still room in comics to play for keeps."

Im actually here in San Diego already and about to go into an all day fest of judging as I'm honored to be one...

What happens when you cross over two major Sam Raimi/Rob Tapert franchises? You get a  Xena and Army of Darkness four issue crossover mini series...

IDW and Top Shelf have united for one mega booth this year, so you'll get everyone from Eddie Campbell to William Gibson to Congressman...

Have I walked into objects because I was staring at this game on my phone? Yes. Have I awkwardly captured Pokémon resting near strangers, children, and even babies in public? YES. But here is what I promise you: I promise I will not let Pokémon GO ruin my SDCC etiquette.

Last year, we reported that more than 60,000 people came to San Diego for SDCC without a badge. Staggering as that may seem, it's not hard to imagine given the impressive number of off-site events, installations, parties, and so on. We've rounded up some of the most prominent beyond-the-convention walls events at SDCC, but for a more complete listing, we recommend checking out this calendar created by our friends at The San Diego Comic-Con Unofficial Blog (many nights have upwards of 50 events, way more than we can list here!).

Yesterday, Bryan Lee O'Malley (Scott Pilgrim, Seconds) took to his Tumblr to announce that he would be giving fans a sneak peak at his...