Comic-Con 2026

Crunchyroll and panelists Christopher Sabat (voice of All Might), Justin Briner (voice of Izuku Midoriya), Clifford Chapin (voice of Katsuki Bakugo), and David Matranga (voice of Shoto Todoroki) celebrate the 10th anniversary of the award-winning anime series My Hero Academia.

The Dark Moon franchise extends beyond its webtoon and anime productions of vampire romance into a broader vampiric discourse. Global K-pop group ENHYPEN along with Catherine Hardwicke (movie director, Twilight) and other guest creators from vampire-related works explore how they bring vampire characters to life. The panel will be moderated by Damian Holbrook (senior writer, TV Guide) and conclude with an audience Q&A.

Ever wondered how your favorite mutant universes and spine-chilling horror hits actually get made? Producers Simon Kinberg (The Martian, Logan, Deadpool) and Andrew Form and Brad Fuller (the A Quiet Place franchise, The Purge movie series, Anaconda) discuss the art of bringing blockbusters to life. Topics include navigating studio notes, securing financing, and managing large-scale productions, along with behind-the-scenes stories from major franchises. Moderated by Steven Weintraub (editor-in-chief, Collider).

A first-hand look at the story of a solitary janitor who finds redemption and belonging through the competitive drifting scene, with behind-the-scenes footage and stories from the cast and crew of the highly anticipated movie. Writer, director, and star Sung Kang (The Fast and the Furious franchise) is joined by actors Tamara Braun (Days of Our Lives, General Hospital), Gregory Cruz (Dexter: New Blood, Mayans M.C.), McCaleb Burnett (Daredevil), Michael Nehring, James Pumphrey, and Grant Sullivan, as well as Ted Chung (writer/producer), Aaron Strongoni (writer), Brian Yang (producer), Lam T. Nguyen (editor/co-producer), and Brian Scotto (2nd unit director), in a panel hosted by Coy Jandreau (DC Studios Showcase, Reel Rejects).

In an age of gods and kings, the fate of worlds hangs in the balance. Rama, a prince bound by duty, sacrifice, and the greater good, must face Ravana, an immortal ruler driven by pride and vengeance, powerful enough to shatter the cosmos. Namit Malhotra, filmmaker, creative visionary, founder of Prime Focus, and global CEO of the Academy Award–winning visual effects powerhouse DNEG, is joined by international superstars Ranbir Kapoor (Rama), Yash (Ravana), and acclaimed director Nitesh Tiwari for an exclusive first look at the largest cinematic undertaking in Indian film history and a sweeping new retelling of one of the world's oldest and most enduring epics. The panel includes never-before-seen footage, exclusive reveals, live performances, and special giveaways.

From visionary South Korean filmmaker Na Hong-jin (The Wailing, The Chaser) comes Hope, one of the most talked-about films from this year's Cannes Film Festival. In the remote village of Hope Harbor, a mysterious creature has wreaked havoc on the community. Police and local hunters set out to track the beast, only to find themselves hunted instead. But not all is as it seems. As panic spreads and reality unravels, the village faces something far beyond imagination. "Pure, unfiltered blockbuster adrenaline" (Justin Chang, The New Yorker), the film is a bold, action-packed spectacle infused with Na Hong-jin's signature mix of genre-blending suspense and dark humor. Following a special introduction by Korean breakout star Hoyeon (Squid Game), Na Hong-jin takes part in an in-depth conversation and presents exclusive footage from Hope that has not been shown anywhere else.

From genre filmmakers Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett (Godzilla x Kong, The Guest, You're Next) comes the action thriller Onslaught. When a rogue squad of genetically engineered super soldiers break loose in the desert, a hardened Army sniper must protect a young daughter. Adam Wingard, Adria Arjona, Drew Starkey, Rebecca Hall, and Dan Stevens discuss the film with moderator Kevin Smith, followed by an audience Q&A and never-before-seen footage that will not be shown again until the fall.