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From Doomsday to Lestat: Comic-Con's Biggest Debuts
23 Jul
Summary
- Marvel Studios returns to Hall H to promote Avengers: Doomsday.
- Filmmakers honored include Brad Bird and Guillermo del Toro.
- New shows and movies from Apple TV, Prime Video, and HBO debut.
Thousands of pop-culture enthusiasts are gathering in San Diego for Comic-Con, anticipating previews and celebrations of upcoming entertainment. Major studios like Marvel, Netflix, Warner Bros., and Prime Video are set to reveal their tentpole shows and movies.
Marvel Studios, led by Kevin Feige, returns to Hall H to promote Avengers: Doomsday. While specific project details beyond this major film remain unknown, fans anticipate discussions about potential MCU plans for new X-Men.
Filmmakers Brad Bird and Guillermo del Toro will receive special Hall H honors. Bird will discuss his animated classics and preview his upcoming Netflix neo-noir, Ray Gunn. Del Toro will celebrate 20 years of Pan's Labyrinth, joined by original cast members.
Apple TV makes its first appearance, offering glimpses into its shows Silo and Widow's Bay, plus John Cena's Matchbox the Movie. Prime Video will showcase the Spaceballs sequel and Mike Flanagan's Stephen King adaptation, Carrie. Also featured are Blade Runner 2099 and The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power.
HBO's Lanterns series will be present, while Crave's Yaga series will also make an appearance. A highlight for many is The Vampire Lestat, returning to Hall H with footage from its recent concert event and potential season four announcements.
