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Tessa Thompson made news Saturday when she hinted at Marvel's Comic-Con panel that her character, Valkyrie, will pursue a love interest in the next phase of the studio's movies.

Pour some Slurpee out for our fallen comrade, comrades.

San Diego Comic-Con 2019 is here, and we here at SYFY WIRE have been in the thick of it. As a convention veteran myself, I’m always saying that it’s so amazing how each and every person’s individual convention experience differs. For some people, the entire purpose of going to SDCC is to check out the programming and panels. For others, it’s getting to meet celebrities, get their autographs, and take photos. There’s an entire cosplay community set on creating costumes of their favorite characters and bringing them to life.

Neopets is 20 years old this year. The online world of adorable creatures for you to take care of and decorate is almost legal enough to drink. If all of that doesn't get you, take a moment to remember all the Neopets you've abandoned.

LEGO DC: Batman: Family Matters held its world premiere at this year's San Diego Comic Con

Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is officially underway with a new slate of movies announced this weekend at SDCC, including the long-rumored Shang-Chi and the Legend of the 10 Rings, Eternals, Thor: Love and Thunder, and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Life can be difficult when you're living in the post-apocalyptic barren wasteland of Earth after the second Ice Age has claimed most of humanity. That's especially true when you and the rest of the surviving humans are forced to spend your days endlessly circumnavigating the world on a 1,100 car-long train where the status quo is about to be upended.

The Man in the High Castle is back for one last season on Amazon Prime Video this fall and there are big changes coming to the series.

First of all, it's a full year after the end of Season 3 and things are looking rough for our would-be revolutionaries. Families, friends, allies, and loved ones have been torn apart for far too long, and the resistance has their enemies breathing down their backs. Of course, there's still a lot of change to come as the heroes continue their fight against the Reich and a new insurgency brews.

Based on the novel of the same name by Joe Hill, NOS4A2 has already been picked up for a second season at AMC. At San Diego Comic-Con this week, we sat down with Joe, executive producer Jami O'Brien, and stars Zachary Quinto (Charlie) and Ashleigh Cummings (Vic) to discuss the DNA of the show.

Saturday in the standing room-only Hall H at SDCC, Marvel Studios announced details for their standalone Black Widow movie starring Scarlett Johansson, David Harbour, Florence Pugh, O-T Fagbenle, and Rachel Weisz.

Ever since the pilot episode of The Flash, Crisis on Infinite Earths has been a sword hanging over Barry Allen's head. The Flash is destined to disappear during the Crisis and never return. That's why we were shocked when we caught up with Grant Gustin at Comic-Con. He admitted that he's never actually read the Crisis comic!

Ahead of tonight's midseason finale of Fear the Walking Dead, we got the scoop from four of the stars at San Diego Comic-Con: Danay Garcia (Luciana), Alexa Nisenson (Charlie), Ruben Blades (Daniel), and Jenna Elfman (June).

Black Lightning offered serious a jolt of old-fashioned comic book hero fun when it premiered its debut season on The CW back in early 2018.

The fourth season of The Expanse is on its way — and on a new network — later this year, and the move to Amazon Prime Video isn't the only big change coming. The Ring Gates are open and there are whole new worlds to explore — and resources to fight over. The cast of the hit sci-fi series was in town for San Diego Comic-Con 2019 and we took the opportunity to catch up with the crew of the Rocinante.

This fall will see the eighth and final season of Arrow on The CW. The superhero show that launched an entire universe of superhero shows (the Arrowverse) will end its run next year, and it has its cast reflecting on the legacy they have wrought.

While casting rumors have been swirling around Marvel's Eternals for some time, the film is finally official and will premiere in theaters on November 6, 2020.

What happens when two different teams of Teen Titans come together? Good question. Fans curious to learn the answer turned out for the world premiere of Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans at San Diego Comic-Con. SYFY WIRE was there to get a first look at the eagerly anticipated team-up.

It was announced the film is set for digital release on August 24, with the DVD and Blu-Ray editions hitting in October.

For months, CBS All Access has told us that Star Trek: Picard would be a more character-focused series and not a sequel to Star Trek: The Next Generation. However, the Comic-Con Picard trailer and subsequent Star Trek Universe panel revealed more TNG connections than previously indicated. Now, SYFY WIRE Con After Dark is breaking down the Picard trailer for clues and theories!

Cosplay is an integral part of any self-respecting Comic-Con and during the annual geek gala in San Diego, fans and guests are sure to witness some astounding homemade costumes representing every shade of the pop culture spectrum.

Very few people could have anticipated what happened at Marvel Studios’ Saturday night panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2019, much to Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige’s enjoyment.

To say that there were big surprises unveiled at the Marvel Studios panel during San Diego Comic-Con would be an understatement. Some big projects that we all have expected for a while were made official, but some others came out of nowhere.

Every season of Riverdale is packed with story, but even with that in mind the show's third season seemed particularly jam-packed with teen drama fun. The season kicked off with Archie's murder trial, then wasted no time introducing elements of The Farm and the looming nemesis that was The Gargoyle.

There was a lot of news at Marvel's panel at Comic-Con on Saturday evening in San Diego. A lot. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige revealed plans for the next phase of MCU movies and TV shows, as well as teasing other projects, like a reboot of the vampire-hunter Blade.

Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' Watchmen is perhaps the most provocative piece of comic book history in the modern era and set the stage for psychologically challenged antiheroes and grim, graphic novel-type narratives still playing out today in all mediums.

Get that box of tissues ready, because Sam and Dean Winchester conjured some major feels at Sunday's Supernatural event at San Diego Comic-Con. The ageless CW series has enjoyed one of TV's most successful long-term runs, devlishly burrowing its way into fans' devious little hearts so deeply over the course of its 14 seasons that it's hard to imagine the upcoming 15th season will be

Scooby-Doo's most classic adventures typically involve more guest stars than the actual gang, but one direct-to-video '90s hit was the exception to this rule. Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (1998) was the first film in the long-running direct-to-video series and had a tone that was actually pretty dang scary.

Fresh off of their Eisner Award wins for Mister Miracle, superstar writer Tom King and his go-to artist Mitch Gerads are set to revive DC Comics' sci-fi star traveler Adam Strange, originally created by Julius Schwartz and Murphy Anderson back in

In the circle of life, the lion beats the spider.

At least, that's the takeaway from the box office this weekend, as Disney's CGI, photorealistic The Lion King remake took the top spot at the box office. Jon Favreau's film raked in an estimated $192 million, counting Thursday night preview screenings.

If there's one reboot that won't ruin our childhoods, it's She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, and now executive producer Noelle Stevenson and a few of the cast members are fangirling hard over Geena Davis joining the cast as Huntara in Season 3.

Welcome back to Look of the Week, celebrating the best in TV and film sartorial excellence, past and present across sci-fi, horror, fantasy, and other genre classics! 

What happens when your city is suddenly invaded by fairies, fauns, centaurs and other creatures you thought only existed in fantasy books? Do you accept them, or cast them out?

Last year AMC debuted the first season of The Terror, based on Dan Simmons' chilling 2007 historical horror novel centering around a doomed 19th century British arctic expedition to discover the Northwest Passage and a mythological snow monster stalking the starving sailors as they're trapped in endless sheets of polar ice.

Impulse is an engaging new 10-episode sci-fi series that debuted last June on YouTube Premium starring Maddie Hasson as Henrietta 'Henry' Coles, a teenager who discovers she has the uncanny ability to teleport anywhere in the world yet her eventual destination is always random and beyond her control.

If you've ever seen Farscape, Dinosaurs, the original live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles or any of the fantastical projects produced by the Jim Henson company, you must appreciate the genius of Brian Henson.

While Comic-Con is always a highlight for SYFY WIRE, this year's show is a bit bittersweet in part because we're losing The Good Place. The unconventional sitcom is wrapping up its four season run on NBC this fall, and it's a tough one to let go. We forking love it, as Kristen Bell might say on the show.

While Rick and Morty made its triumphant return to Comic-Con, co-creator and star Justin Roiland was also on hand to promote his new Hulu series, Solar Opposites. It's an adult-themed animated comedy about an alien family hiding out on Earth. Roiland co-created the series with Mike McMahan, and he also stars as the voices of Terry and Korvo. Sean Giambrone's Yumyulack and Mary Mack's Jesse round out the core members of the cast. 

There are big changes ahead for Supergirl as she enters her fifth season this fall, and we don't just mean her new pants! Although we are going to talk about Kara's upgraded outfit, there’s a key cast departure coming soon. And then there's Crisis on Infinite Earths, the upcoming crossover event. According to co-star Chyler Leigh, Crisis will transform the series in the second half of the fifth season.

There's an old expression that's still true today: "never meet your heroes." It's especially true in the world of Amazon Prime's The Boys. As envisioned by the creators of the comic, Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, The Boys takes place in a world where almost every superhero is selfish and vindictive. Somebody has to put them in their place, and that's where the Boys come in. They watch the Watchmen, so to speak. And sometimes, they have to be put down.

Kevin Smith took the stage Saturday night at San Diego Comic-Con to spill the details on how he pulled off his upcoming, star-studded feature, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. 

The new streamer in town, DC Universe, came locked and loaded to San Diego Comic-Con. Part of their presentation told fans everything they needed to know about the hit animated series Young Justice, and SYFY WIRE was there to get the straight scoop. 

This year's SDCC got a sh** ton funnier when DC Universe debuted the first episode of its animated Harley Quinn series. Feeling like a true cousin to Marvel's Deadpool, the season premiere is a hilarious, meta, and violently refreshing deconstruction of the iconic Gotham mythos. Before the pilot screened, Kaley Cuoco introduced it with a pre-filmed video message, voicing her excitement and desire to craft a brand-new version of the character fans have never seen before.

What We Do in the Shadows, the hit FX series based on the Taika Waititi/Jemaine Clement film of the same name is gearing up for its second season. The location moved to Staten Island and featured a whole new set of eccentric vampires.

Doom Patrol is coming back for Season 2, and fans will have more options to watch their superpowered group therapy sessions than ever before.

As Pietro Maximoff might say, "What, you didn't see that coming?" No, we did not see it coming. We probably should have, but an already emotional day full of surprises at San Diego Comic-Con did not prepare us for the insanity that Marvel Studios unleashed at its Saturday panel.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase 4 is here. And it's blowing our minds.

As NOS4A2 speeds towards its season finale confrontation between Vic McQueen and Charlie Manx, the cast and creators took the stage for the popular AMC show’s first panel at Comic-Con International in San Diego, with SYFYW WIRE in attendance.

It's easy to make jokes about Wesley Crusher. In terms of characters that appeared on Star Trek: The Next Generation, he's not exactly a classic, is he? Just don't diss him too much in front of Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ).

"Where's my cake, Bedelia?"

You never really know what to expect when Marvel comes to San Diego Comic-Con. Case in point, at their giant panel today, Kevin Feige announced out of absolutely nowhere that Blade was officially becoming a part of the MCU. 

Marvel Studios took over the vast Hall H at the San Diego Convention Center on Saturday evening to finally unveil its long-awaited upcoming slate of films and TV shows. Over the course of more than an hour in a panel hosted by Jessica Chobot, studio head Kevin Feige guided fans through ten different movie and streaming projects all set to arrive over the course of 2020 and 2021. Then, just when it seemed the Hall H crowd couldn't take anymore, Feige had a few more teases up his sleeve. 

The Magicians are bringing their sexy blend of spellslinging back to TV soon, which means the fan-centric circuit is in full swing. The SYFY show has been a delightfully bonkers and queer-as-hell treat over its four seasons, and now, with a fifth on the horizon, it's headed back to San Diego Comic-Con with a ton of crew in tow

It's only been a couple of days since it was announced that Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi would return and helm Thor 4, but the filmmaker, along with Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson, took the stage at San Diego Comic-Con today to entice fans as to what we could expect from the Asgardian's latest outing — while also revealing its full name.

Marvel Studios revealed a massive 10-project slate for Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe at San Diego Comic-Con Saturday night, but it turns out they saved their next blockbuster for last.

Marvel Studios may have sat out San Diego Comic-Con last year, but now that we're on the other side of Avengers: Endgame, things have changed. You might say that they've changed x3000.

Jeremy Renner kind-of, sort-of recreated a famous Robert Downey, Jr. moment from San Diego Comic-Cons past on Saturday, sashaying his way through the audience toward Marvel's Hall H stage to tease fresh news from his upcoming Hawkeye series, set to launch in 2021 at Disney's new streaming platform.

The Flash continued to push narrative boundaries last season, introducing Barry and Iris’ time-displaced future daughter while also weaving it all into a big ol’ Reverse-Flash conspiracy plot. So, where does the story go from there? Two different arcs, Wally West's return, Crisis set-up, and a new Big Bad in Bloodwork.

Last we saw Thor's (adopted) brother Loki (Tom Hiddleston), he was presumably choked to death by Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War. But Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige just revealed to attendees at San Diego Comic-Con's Hall H on Saturday evening (including SYFY WIRE): "We're going to find out where Loki went" in his upcoming new spinoff series for Disney+. 

Some details have finally been shed on the upcoming Disney+ series WandaVision, and as Kevin Feige promised the crowd at San Diego Comic-Con during the massive Marvel Studios presentation on Saturday, "It's not like anything we've done before."