The Federation Is Completely Screwed in New Star Trek: Discovery S3 Trailer
We got our first trailer for Star Trek: Discovery Season 3 at New York Comic Con today, which offered a look at Michael Burnham and the Disco crew’s journey almost a thousand years into their future after the events of last season’s finale. And things are looking pretty bad for the Federation in this era…
Watch the Star Trek: Discovery Season 3 trailer here.
From CBS’s logline about the season: “After making the jump in the second season finale, season three of Star Trek: Discovery finds the U.S.S. Discovery crew dropping out of the wormhole and into an unknown future far from the home they once knew. Now living in a time filled with uncertainty, the U.S.S. Discovery crew, along with the help of some new friends, must together fight to regain a hopeful future.
Spock’s First Day on the Enterprise Revealed
You can see what happened the first day Mr. Spock (Ethan Peck) boarded the USS Enterprise in the new Short Treks episode “Q&A,” which, in a surprise announcement, dropped today on CBS All Access. Hint: It doesn’t go as planned for the Vulcan. (And Spock is very shouty at one point in true "The Cage" fashion.)
Watch the Star Trek: Short Treks "Q&A" trailer here.
During today’s New York Comic Con panel, Star Trek guru and executive producer Alex Kurtzman also dropped the news that the rest of this new batch of Short Treks will then roll out the second Thursday of each month, starting next week on Oct. 10, until December, when two shorts will hit on Dec. 12.
The Expanse: Season 4 Trailer Spells Danger for the Crew of the Rocinante
Fans of The Expanse were treated to a lot at New York Comic-Con. Following a screening of the first episode of Season 4, Amazon released a teaser trailer for the upcoming new batch of episodes - which will launch on Amazon Prime Video on Friday, December 13.
Check out the teaser for The Expanse's fourth season here...
Amazon also unveiled new key art for the upcoming season, featuring stars Steven Strait, Dominique Tipper, Wes Chatham, Cas Anvar, Shohreh Aghdashloo, and Frankie Adams.
The Walking Dead Third AMC Series Debuts First Trailer at NYCC
The first trailer for AMC's currently untitled third Walking Dead series debuted at New York Comic Con. The new series focuses on a new generation of survivors who have grown up after the zombie apocalypse has taken over.
Watch the first trailer below:
The Walking Dead universe show will debut in Spring 2020, and the trailer clearly shows a tonal shift from The Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead. As the first generation that has grown up in the apocalypse, these children are actually relatively sheltered. This show is set a decade after the apocalypse hit.
In the trailer, we see them in a university-like area called NSU with classes, athletics programs (hello, NSU Golden Stingers) and other seemingly familiar elements of childhood -- though, of course, all focused around surviving in a post-apocalyptic zombie-filled world. Dialogue in the trailer says 9,071 people live in this society, and executive producer Scott Gimple revealed another important level to this civilization during the NYCC panel.
The Walking Dead Renewed for Season 11 on AMC
The Walking Dead is officially coming back for Season 11 on AMC, showrunner Angela Kang confirmed at New York Comic Con.
But that wasn't the only exciting news. Lauren Cohan made a surprise appearance on the NYCC stage to confirm Maggie will officially be back on The Walking Dead.
"I think we always knew we were going to try to find this reentry," said Cohan. "I'm just honestly really interested in what we're going to be able to say because we've had huge passages of time and there's so much life adventure that's been happening for Maggie."
The series will air its Season 10 premiere on Sunday, October 6th at 9 p.m. on AMC. The cast gathered in anticipation of the Season 10 premiere to send off star Danai Gurira for her final season, tease the next phase of the Whisperers War and even offer a hint at what's to come for the upcoming Rick Grimes movie.
Robert Kirkman Almost Killed Negan in TWD Comic But Couldn’t Bring Himself to Do It
Now that The Walking Dead comic has ended, creator Robert Kirkman is coming clean on who his favorite character is... and honestly, it's not too much of a surprise.
During The Walking Dead TV series panel at New York Comic Con, Kirkman said Negan is his favorite character, and discussed why he never revealed that detail up until this point.
"I think it's OK for me to finally admit that Negan is my favorite character. I didn't want to do that before because I didn't want people to go, 'Well, he's never going to kill that guy,'" said Kirkman.
Despite being the villain for many issues (and TV show seasons), Kirkman never did end up offing Negan in the 193 issues of the comic, but that doesn't mean he didn't think about it.
Marvel’s Avengers: Every Revealed Character Costume and Finisher in 4K
Marvel’s Avengers game took center stage today at Marvel’s video game panel at New York Comic Con, including the first look at Kamala Khan’s Ms. Marvel as a new playable character. IGN has a new 4K video montage that showcases the Avengers, and the special moves and outfits they’ll have in the upcoming game. Watch the video above.
In the video above, you can watch the full sizzle reel showing off the five core members of the Avengers who appears in Crystal Dynamic’s upcoming video game (apologies to Hawkeye). There is even footage of their special moves, and some of the alternate outfits or skins they’ll be able to wear in the game.
Apple TV’s For All Mankind Debuts Posters at NYCC
Apple TV+ has revealed a special, double-sided poster for its new space race drama For All Mankind, available exclusively for fans at New York Comic Con. The retro-inspired art pays homage to the rivalry between the US and the Soviets at the center of the alternate history drama, which imagines what might have happened if the Russians beat the Americans to the moon landing by a matter of weeks, and the major repercussions that would've had on world history.
Check out the two designs below:
Best Joker Comics to Read After Watching the Movie
It's safe to say the new Joker movie is unlike any other live-action DC film before it. Joker provides an in-depth look at the origin of Batman's most iconic foe, one that eschews the DCU's larger-than-life trappings in favor of a gritty, bleak origin story inspired by films like Taxi Driver.
Director Todd Phillips has made it clear by now that we aren't going to see a sequel or spinoff to Joker. So if you crave more grim and gritty Joker stories, you'll need to turn to DC's comics instead. Check out the slideshow below or scroll down to learn about the seven best Joker-centric comics to read after seeing the movie.
Caution: this article is mostly spoiler-free for the Joker movie, but it does reveal certain comic stories that inspired the movie.
James Bond: No Time to Die Poster Revealed
In celebration of Global "James Bond Day," the official poster for No Time to Die -- which premieres April 3, 2020 -- has been released.
Whereas the previous film, Spectre, had posters featuring Daniel Craig's Bond in a sleek black turtleneck or dapper white dinner jacket, this one takes Bond back to basics with the black tux. Check it out...
