Authentic autobiographical elements are blended with moody small-town drama in Studio 12-7’s Westside: Volume 1, making it’s debut at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, in Artist’s
In a mere, exactly three weeks, as this is being published, we will be deep in the throes of the first full day of San
This week on SDConCast, the official podcast of the San Diego Comic-Con Unofficial Blog, we’re joined by returning guest Eric Goldman, Film & TV Critic.
If your commute to and from San Diego Comic-Con suddenly feels a little more super-powered, there’s a reason. We got an exclusive first look at
If you’ve ever watched your favorite TV series and wondered who actually keeps the whole thing running, Collider has a panel for you. The outlet
The fine folks at Fat Rabbit Farm have been delighting fans for a decade now, with their adorable original characters (who all seem to be
Ignition Press is leveling up its San Diego Comic-Con presence in a big way this year. After making its Comic-Con debut last summer with an
Director Eli Roth (Hostel, Borderlands) is bringing his brand of horror to the page. The filmmaker’s media company, The Horror Section, has announced a new publishing
Erin has been bringing her A-game to “Under the Tents” of late, but I’ve been up since 4am, so you’re getting my Z-game. And by
Academy Award-winning filmmaker Brad Bird is heading to San Diego Comic-Con to reflect on one of animation’s most celebrated careers — and offer fans a
After more than 40 years, the Killer Tomatoes are coming home. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence, the fifth film in the cult horror-comedy
Saturday Morning Cards is giving the joy of busting trading card packs an absolute glow-up with designer art cards that come with premium packaging, and
Good things come in threes, right? Since this is my third Under the Tents post in a row, I hope you find it a good
Pudgy Penguins are waddling their way to San Diego Comic-Con, and they’re bringing plenty of icy fun with them. Fans can flock to Booth #2846,
Hasbro is always one of the busiest stops at San Diego Comic-Con, and 2026 is already shaping up to be no different. With a steady