Comic-Con 2026

A special panel showcasing the latest updates on the Gundam series for 2026, featuring an exciting lineup of guest speakers. From insights into upcoming titles, including new releases and continuing series, to the latest developments in North America, this session covers the present and future of Gundam with special panelists all the way from Japan.

Bear McCreary, composer behind God of War, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Battlestar Galactica, The Walking Dead, and Outlander, as well as the new rock album The Singularity: Ekleipsis, explores how creativity and collaboration intersect to create fictional worlds. In a rapidly evolving technological era, the spark of invention born of artistic collaboration has never been more essential. Additional guests to be announced.

The biggest Robert Kirkman panel yet. From Invincible to the newest superhero series Terminal, to Void Rivals and an expanding vision for Transformers in Skybound and Hasbro's Energon Universe, Robert Kirkman pulls back the curtain on it all. Behind-the-scenes stories, exclusive reveals, and surprises are part of the program.

NINJAGO voice talent Sam Vincent (Lloyd), Vincent Tong (Kai), Paul Dobson (Master Wu), Deven Mack (Arin), Sabrina Pitre (Sora), and Kazumi Evans (Wyldfyre) take the stage to celebrate 15 years of everyone's favorite minifig ninja team. The panel features best-loved moments from hundreds of episodes and a staged reading of an all-new, exclusive canon scene written by fellow panelists and LEGO NINJAGO: Dragons Rising head writers Kevin Burke and Chris "Doc" Wyatt. It is not just a look back: major announcements about the future of NINJAGO will also be shared by Pamela Keller and Ryan Burns (LEGO Entertainment executive producers) and Nigel Kong (NINJAGO head of product at the LEGO Group). A closing shout of "Ninja . . . go!" will mark the occasion.

A world-premiere screening of the first episode of Batman: Caped Crusader Season 2, followed by a Q&A with the voice cast and creative team behind the animated noir series. Batman: Caped Crusader hails from Warner Bros. Animation, DC Studios, J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot Productions, and Matt Reeves' 6th & Idaho. Along with Abrams, Reeves, and Bruce Timm, executive producers include James Tucker, Geoffrey Thorne, Sarah Geismer, Rachel Rusch Rich, and Sam Register.

Breaking Bear is a fur-flying, law-breaking, forest-saving rampage following a dysfunctional family of bears who go full criminal to stop frackers, mobsters, and a psychotic wolf pack from destroying their home. As the bears spiral deeper into the criminal abyss, the bears face off against biker gangs, an egomaniacal news anchor, and the bears' own spectacular talent for self-sabotage. Breaking Bear premieres on Tubi in July 2026.

Voice talent from Marvel Rivals discuss bringing fan-favorite heroes to life, with Erik Braa (Moon Knight), Brittany Cox (Angela), Bill Millsap (The Punisher), Laura Post (Emma Frost), Hakeem Ysaguirre (Cloak), and Lenore Zann (Rogue). A Q&A follows.

Since movies first hit the big screen, audiences have always adored a swordsman, from Robin Hood, Zorro, and The Three Musketeers to the playful fencing fun in The Court Jester and The Princess Bride to the dazzling clashes of One Piece and the cinema-altering lightsaber battles in Star Wars. Today, the spotlight on fencing is growing again, particularly in the run-up to the 2028 Summer Olympics and the recent launch of the World Fencing League. Hollywood is getting in line, too: Several name actors have taken up the sport, including Wednesday's Jenna Ortega, and a new film is on the horizon: Content Republic's Fencer from writer/director Rob Edwards (Captain America: Brave New World, Disney's The Princess and the Frog, The King of Kings). Edwards, USA Fencing head Phil Andrews, Iron Maiden lead singer Bruce Dickinson, actor Asher Grodman (Ghosts), Star Wars lightsaber stunt coordinator Nick Gillard (Wanted, Willow, Sleepy Hollow), actor/producer Rich Ting (Warrior, Tulsa King), Content Republic head of creative David Baxter (My Dead Friend Zoe), and special surprise guests spotlight the gentlemen's sport in film, give the inside scoop on Edwards' upcoming film, and maybe offer a little swordplay demonstration. Gary Miereanu moderates and gives away a few exclusive prizes for the best questions from the audience.