What Hit (and Missed) at Comic-Con
The article reviews the successes and failures of various media franchises at San Diego Comic-Con, noting Marvel's strong presence compared to DC's quieter approach. It highlights specific trailers, casting news, and industry buzz surrounding major upcoming superhero films and TV shows.
Why it matters
Comic-Con serves as a primary barometer for the health and future direction of the multi-billion dollar superhero entertainment industry.
Logo text Here’s which movies, shows, creatives and brands got the most (and least) buzz out of San Diego Comic-Con this year.
Marvel . David Jonsson starring in Black Panther III as the son of King T’Challa? Great choice . Ryan Gosling joining the MCU as the new Ghost Rider? Great choice . Plus: The Avengers : Doomsday sizzle reel shown in the room was also an improvement upon the muddled and artificial-looking teaser trailer . Robert Downey Jr. assured EW the movie is "absolutely fantastic .” Page Six just reported he's making $100 million for Doomsday and Secret Wars , so the man better say it's fantastic. Related Stories TV 'President Curtis' Creator Dan Harmon on Trump, Obama Influencing Show and His Vision for 'Rick and Morty' Movie Movies The Doom Boom: Marvel Studios Brings 'Doomsday' and More to Its Most Crowded Comic-Con Panel Ever
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