Comic-Con has been a whirlwind of exciting announcements, particularly in the realm of upcoming movies and TV shows. Horror fans received big news with Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 confirming a December 5,

San Diego Comic-Con 2025 is just around the corner and promises a vibrant edition from Thursday, July 24 to Sunday, July 27 at its emblematic venue, the San Diego Convention Center. Despite the notable absence of giants like Marvel and DC, this event remains consolidated as one of the most important gatherings in the world around pop culture.

Saturday, cosplayers were everywhere in downtown San Diego and they shared their stories with the Union-Tribune,

And cosplay is practically tailor-made for LGBTQ performers. Dressing up as characters from comics, books, TV shows, movies, or any other media offers queer and trans fans a chance to explore their sexuality, gender identity, and gender expression.

Comic-Con 2025 is expected to attract tens of thousands of attendees over its run, generating a regional impact of more than $160 million.

Disney-owned properties will dominate Hall H with two of its most anticipated upcoming movies, and big stars Jared Leto, Elle Fanning, Jeff Bridges and Evan Peters are expected for “Predator: Badlands” and “Tron: Ares.”

Day two of San Diego's Comic-Con found plenty of superheroes, toys and games - and a guy who's maybe too big a "force" in the Comic-Con world: Mark Hamill!

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Actor and writer David Dastmalchian was spotted signing merchandise for fans at the Z2 booth on the exhibit floor. He is best known for his movie “Late Night with the Devil,” the television series “Murderbot,” the 2021 “Suicide Squad” movie and many more. Booth No. 1529.