SDCC 2026: Adam Wingard Brings Onslaught and Adria Arjona to Comic-Con
San Diego Comic-Con 2026: Adam Wingard Brings Onslaught & Adria Arjona to Comic-Con One of the most anticipated action films of the fall is heading to San Diego Comic-Con. Director Adam Wingard (The Guest, Godzilla vs. Kong, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire) returns to SDCC with Onslaught, A24’s explosive Continue Reading
San Diego Comic-Con 2026: Z2 Brings Pearl Jam, Iron Maiden, Marc Maron, David Dastmalchian, and Rock & Roll to Comic-Con
San Diego Comic-Con 2026: Z2 Brings Pearl Jam, Iron Maiden, Marc Maron, David Dastmalchian, and Rock & Roll to Comic-Con There are comic publishers… …and then there’s Z2. Over the past several years, Z2 has quietly built one of the most fascinating publishing catalogs in comics, proving that great graphic Continue Reading
SDCC 2026: John Cusack Enters the Comic Book World with Momo at Mad Cave Studios
San Diego Comic-Con 2026: John Cusack Enters the Comic Book World with Momo at Mad Cave Studios For those of us who grew up in the ’80s, John Cusack wasn’t just another actor. He was our actor. From Better Off Dead and One Crazy Summer to Say Anything…, The Sure Continue Reading
SDCC 2026: Skybound Brings Robert Kirkman, the Energon Universe, Invincible, and The Walking Dead to Comic-Con
San Diego Comic-Con 2026: Skybound Brings Robert Kirkman, the Energon Universe, Invincible, and The Walking Dead to Comic-Con There are few creators who have left a bigger mark on modern comics than Friend of the Show, Robert Kirkman. ROBERT KIRKMAN Sparks the Energon Universe Transformers, G.I. Joe, and Void Rivals Continue Reading
SDCC 2026: The Creatives Take Center Stage with Impact24 PR’s Behind the Scenes Panel Superblock
San Diego Comis-Con 2026: The Creatives Take Center Stage with Impact24 PR’s Behind the Scenes Panel Superblock At Saturday Morning Cereal, we’ve always believed that pop culture isn’t just made by the faces in front of the camera. It’s built by the composers who make us feel something. The Continue Reading
SDCC 2026: Shout! Studios Brings Cult Classics, Anime, Steel Books, and Collector Exclusives to Comic-Con
San Diego Comic-Con 2026: Shout! Studios Brings Cult Classics, Anime, Steel Books, and Collector Exclusives to Comic-Con Shout! Studios / Radial Entertainment Booth #4118 San Diego Convention Center There are booths you visit because they’re on your list. Then there are booths that become part of your Comic-Con tradition. For Continue Reading
SDCC 2026: Paramount+ Boldly Goes All In for Star Trek’s 60th Anniversary at Comic-Con
SDCC 2026: Paramount+ Boldly Goes All In for Star Trek’s 60th Anniversary at Comic-Con Hall H, a Season 4 Fan Screening, the Press Play Arcade, Boldly Built Activation, the Paramount+ Lodge, Official SDCC Badge Artwork, an Exclusive Comic-Con T-Shirt, and More Beam Star Trek’s 60th Anniversary to San Diego. For Continue Reading
SDCC 2026: The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Offers Comic-Con Fans a First Look Before Opening Its Doors
San Diego Comic-Con 2026: The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Offers Comic-Con Fans a First Look Before Opening Its Doors If there’s one place that understands how stories shape who we become, it’s Comic-Con. This year, one of the convention’s most intriguing panels isn’t announcing a movie or television series. Continue Reading
SDCC 2026: HBO Max Brings Green Lanterns, Big Bang Theory, and Westeros to San Diego
San Diego Conic-Con 2026: HBO Max Brings Green Lanterns, Big Bang Theory, and Westeros to San Diego If there was ever any doubt that HBO Max was going all-in on Comic-Con this year, consider it erased. From stepping inside The Big Bang Theory universe to training with the Green Lantern Continue Reading
SDCC 2026: Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth Returns to Comic-Con for Its 20th Anniversary
San Diego Comic-Con 2026: Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth Returns to Comic-Con for Its 20th Anniversary and Exclusives Drop! Some films entertain. Some films endure. And then there are films like Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth, which forever change the way we think about fantasy storytelling. Twenty years after its Continue Reading
