Marvel is Coming to Comic-Con’s Hall H—What are They Coming With?

Well, this is big news in the world of film. Deadline reports that Marvel is returning to Comic-Con’s Hall H after sitting out last year’s fest. So far, no one knows what kind of lineup they’re bringing to San Diego, which means there’s plenty of room for professional and amateur speculators to start guessing.

Considering we’ve just witnessed the culmination of a 22-film art with Avengers: Endgame, 

SDCC 2018: Location Managers Discuss How They Find the Perfect Spot to Film

They found Jumanji in Hawaii, Skull Island in Vietnam, Hogwarts in England, and Wakanda in South Africa.  The script calls for a 1970’s gas station or a Jane Austen-era house of an earl or the topography of another planet? Location scouts are the visual artists and logistical wizards who find the places that you see on the screen and oversee all of the details to make sure the crew has what they need and that,

Here are the Films Coming to Comic-Con

We know you Comic-Con fans are dying to know who and what will be featured at this year’s annual event. The 2018 San Diego Comic-Con is approaching in one month, and the studios are dropping little hints revealing which movies will be found at Hall H. Let’s take a look.

Comic-Con fans will be sad to know that Disney will not be hosting its annual panel in Hall H. this summer. Does this mean no Avengers 4 info?

Comic-Con 2013: Meet Alan Villanueva, Costume Illustrator of Ender’s Game

Alan Villanueva is a costume illustrator who appeared on the Costume Designers Guild panel to talk about the changing world of costume in an era of HD and 3D.  His first feature film was Oz the Great and Powerful, where he worked on Michelle Williams’ dress for the early black-and-white scenes, knowing that what she was wearing would have to translate into the color costumes she would wear in Oz. 

Comic-Con 2013: A Superhero’s Secret Weapon? Music

Iron Man’s got the Mark 42 armored suit and Wolverine has the claws, but both of these bad boys have something else to help them wow fans time and time again—great music.

Comic-Con started off, if not with a bang, with something better — a grand, sweeping, orchestral superhero movie score. The men who put music behind Marvel characters like Iron Man, Kick-Ass, Wolverine, and The Avengers spoke to the fans about the challenges of finding a musical equivalent to the grand sweep of characters and stunts that are themselves bigger than life.