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Things are getting cheeky for Ignition Press at San Diego Comic-Con

Alien Books hints at the future of the Valiant Universe.

Ignition Press will host a series of creators and announce new books at SDCC.

The writer of the first Superman story is still shouting in a loud voice from a thin piece of paper.

Assembled here is some of the amazing conventions you'll be able to attend the week of 07/15/19.

    Chloe Dykstra's troubling account of emotional and sexual abuse suffered at the hands of Chris Hardwick has many companies in the "nerd space" scrambling...

By Daniel Lodge Sigmund and the Sea Monsters began in 1973 as a Saturday morning children's television series produced by Sid and Marty Krofft.  It...

The activations at this year's SDCC have become more story-focused than ever, and when you're immersed in a story from FX's Legion, you can imagine you're in for a pretty trippy experience. Located on the lawn of the Hilton Bayfront, the Legion Mixed Reality Experience uses HoloLens, a headset developed by Microsoft that allows for augmented reality to overlay graphics and sound on your physical environment.

Walking around aimlessly on any comic convention floor inevitably leads to many surprises. Booths are set up for maximum eye-catching—gimmickry abounds!—attempting to lure attendees...

If you've been following AMC's Preacher, you've probably noticed that the show - up until now - was largely covering ground that seemed to take place before the comic. Speaking at San Diego Comic Con today, producer Seth Rogen confirmed that while season one was largely a prequel to the source material, future seasons would be delving into the comic's content, albeit possibly taking different paths to get there.

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.

When Battlestar Galactica launched in 2004 on SyFy, it defined the concept of “binge-watching” television for millions of Americans (to the point that the concept was parodied in a sketch on Portlandia). But producers Ron Moore and David Eick, who were on-hand for the Battlestar Galactica reunion panel at San Diego Comic Con, aren’t sure the show would have thrived in the same way in newer streaming models that encourage binge-watching.