SDCC 2024: The Biggest News, Announcements, And Trailers From Comic-Con

The 2024 edition of San Diego Comic-Con is here. Taking place in the previously-mentioned city in California, SDCC has become a huge source for news on what's happening in entertainment, whether it be movies, TV shows, video games, and of course, comic books.

From Thursday, July 25-Sunday, July 28, there will be numerous panels dropping upcoming projects, along with a show floor featuring a first look at upcoming products, and like in previous years, the GameSpot team will be on the floor covering the convention. Whether it's seeing what pops-off in Hall H or talking to celebrities appearing at the show, we'll have the latest news constantly being updated right here, in case you may miss something happening over the weekend. There will be continuous updates with links to GameSpot stories as the pieces are published. Trailer links will also be added to other noteworthy events during the show.

Here are a few panels to keep your eye on for news or trailers during the convention, along with the times--which will be PT.

Thursday, July 25:

• Mattel WWE Elite Squad Panel (11:15 AM)
• Paramount Animation and Hasbro Entertainment: Transformers One (11:45 AM)
• Percy Jackson and the Olympians (2:15 PM)
• AEW's Rise Inside the Ring and Beyond (3:30 PM)
• What We Do in the Shadows' Farewell Tour KickOff (3:30 PM)
• Marvel Studios: The Ultimate Deadpool & Wolverine Celebration of Life (6:30 PM)

Friday, July 26

• The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (11:00 AM)
• Into the Whoniverse: A Doctor Who Panel (1:45 PM)
• The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 (1:45 PM)
• Gremlins: The Wild Batch (2:15 PM)
• 20th Century Studios Alien: Romulus (5:15 PM)
• Dexter: Original Sin (5:45 PM)
• House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 7: Special Advance Screening (10:30 PM)

Saturday, July 27

• The Toys That Made Us (11:15 AM)
• BRZRKR: The Immortal Saga Unleashed 12:30 PM)
• Star Trek Universe (1:45 PM)
• Apple TV+: Silo Season 2 (4:00 PM)
• The Penguin Panel (4:45 PM)
• Marvel Studios (6:00 PM)
• From Season 3 Sneak Preview (6:45 PM)

Sunday, July 28

• Jellystone Screening and Panel (1:45 PM)
• Manifest: Enter the Glow One More Time (3:30 PM)

Bookmark this space now, as we will be updating it throughout Comic-Con with all of the most important news--including any and all major news that Marvel Studios is going to drop on Saturday night.

One of the major panels for Thursday, July 25 of SDCC was for the upcoming animated movie Transformers One panel. Three clips for the new film were revealed to the audience, but they weren't released worldwide. Regardless, GameSpot was in attendance, and here is what happed in those clips.

Transformers One hits theaters on September 30.

It wasn't just clips from the movie that was revealed to everyone in Hall H. Transformers One got its second trailer, which was later released worldwide. It dives in deeper into the relationship between Optimus Prime and Megatron.

A new Super Mario World-themed Lego set is on the way, this one featuring Mario riding on Yoshi.

On Thursday evening, a teaser for Teacup was released. We also got an official release date for the horror/drama series on Peacock: October 10.

The official synopsis for the series reads as follows: "Trapped on a farm in rural Georgia, a group of neighbors must put aside their differences and unite in the face of a mysterious and deadly threat."

James Wan (Insidious, The Conjuring) and Ian McCulloch (Yellowstone) will be serving as executive producers on the series. The show stars Yvonne Strahovski (The Handmaid's Tale), Scott Speedman (Grey's Anatomy), Chaske Spencer (The Twilight Saga), and Boris McGiver (Servant). The series is inspired by the 1988 novel Stinger by Robert McCammon.

Fans of everything from the world of Middle-Earth will be excited to see that Prime Video's trailer for Season 2 of Rings of Power has arrived. On August 29, the first three episodes will be launched on the streaming service.

One of Prime Video's biggest series is the controversial superhero series The Boys. During Comic-Con the streaming service announced a new series: Vought Rising. The series will take place in the 1950s and follow Soldier Boy and Stormfront.

Skarsgård, who you may know as Pennywise the Clown from It, is playing Eric in the upcoming The Crow, which will be a new adaptation from the original comic book series. There is a new clip, featuring some fighting in a car, along with Eric dragging his broken body through a tunnel.

Building on the DC Comic movies is none other than the first teaser for Creature Commandos. The animated original series arrives to Max in December. The show will follow Task Force M, which is much like the Suicide Squad but with monsters. The show comes "from the mind of James Gunn," and the action comedy features some very out there DC characters you've never seen--and one you have: Weasel.

The Prime Video series based on Sega's Yakuza series finally has its Akira. During a San Diego Comic-Con panel, it was revealed that Kento Kaku will take on the role of Akira Nishikiyama. Kaku is best known for his role on Netflix's House of Ninjas.

For those who can't wait to see how the world of The Batman will expand, there was a new trailer for the HBO original series The Penguin, revealed during the convention. The series will see the titular character working to gain control of the Gotham underworld.

We already know Esposito is in the upcoming fourth Captain America movie, but during the Marvel panel, it was revealed he'll be playing the leader of the Serpent Society, Sidewinder.

For the 2025 movie The Thunderbolts, new footage of the upcoming flick was revealed to those in the Hall H panel. While it wasn't released publicly, here's what happened.

Piece-by-piece, we're learning more and more about the Fantastic Four film. It starts filming in late-July, and we learned the full name of the movie: The Fantastic 4: First Steps.

During the Captain America panel, it was revealed that adamantium is coming to the MCU--that's what Wolverine's bones and claws are made of. How is it coming back? Well, it all leads back to the giant, dead Celestial body from the Eternals. That's right, someone other than She-Hulk finally referenced Eternals.

Avengers 5 and 6 are coming in 2026 and 2027, and the names of the films were revealed: Avengers: Secret Wars (which was the original name when the movie was announced) and Avengers: Doomsday.

The biggest surprise of the night was Robert Downey Jr. showing up in a Dr. Doom costume. He's back in the MCU, but this time, as a villain.