"When do you start filming?" asked the star, who appeared in a new gray costume and endured a barb from Paul Rudd during Marvel's high-profile panel.

A new fandom took over San Diego Comic-Con this year: "Dungeon Crawler Carl." While there were plenty of Marvel and DC superheroes walking around the convention center and the surrounding Gaslamp Quarter (not to mention the Trekkies and “Star Wars” storm troopers,

We survived another San Diego Comic-Con! This year saw the return of Marvel Studios to Hall H in celebration of Avengers: Doomsday and the MCU’s future. There were some notable firsts: horror master Mike Flanagan made his SDCC debut, and Apple TV got its own Hall H moment to highlight its genre shows.

The biggest buzz of Comic-Con weekend was Marvel's highly-anticipated panel Saturday night, where big cast announcements were made, new trailers shown and celebrities stood on stage. Fans spent the

Diehard Marvel fans packed into San Diego Comic Con’s massive Hall H Saturday night, some even camping out for more than 30 hours. But as the 40-minute panel wrapped up with just two surprise announcements - a Ghost Rider movie starring Ryan Gosling and “Black Panther 3” - it’s hard not to feel like,

The actor shared behind-the-scenes photos of his Comic-Con “Canadian tuxedo.”

From 'Doomsday' to 'Spaceballs' to 'Blade Runner: 2099' to DC Comics' Eisners sweep, here's what generated buzz in San Diego.

Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige surprised San Diego Comic Con attendees with exclusive footage of “Avengers: Doomsday,” shown only to lucky fans inside of the convention center’s massive Hall H. The trailer starts out with Victor Von Doom (Robert Downey Jr.