Everything you missed from San Diego Comic Con 2018

Fox July 23, 2018 Feature Leave a comment 48 Views

San Diego Comic Con 2018 is over – *sob* – but there was more than enough exciting news and amazing trailers to keep us going until next year. If you missed any of it, don’t worry because we’ve got you covered with an easy-to-navigate list of all the must-know news from San Diego Comic Con below. From the Doctor Who confirmed Christmas special and Star Trek Discovery’s new faces, to our first look at the Aquaman (opens in new tab) movie and the exclusive Wonder Woman 2 (opens in new tab) footage not released to the public, we’ve got it all! Just looking for all the San Diego Comic Con 2018 trailers? We’ve got you covered, but for everything else you might have missed from SDCC 2018, keep on scrolling.

Here’s what happened in the Wonder Woman 1984 Comic Con footage you won’t get to see (opens in new tab)

“Sup, I’m a superhero” – here are the 7 best moments from the Shazam! trailer in GIF form (opens in new tab)

The Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald gives us our first look at a classic Harry Potter character (opens in new tab)

Underwater beasts, one-liners galore, and Jason Momoa’s flowing mane… the Aquaman trailer will restore your faith in the DCEU (opens in new tab)

Every Unbreakable and Split reference in the first Glass trailer you might have missed (opens in new tab)

The Venom movie’s exclusive Comic Con footage reveals *other* symbiote Riot (and teases a future Spider-Man showdown) (opens in new tab)

5 questions we have after watching the first Star Trek Discovery season 2 trailer (opens in new tab)

“The trailer actually gave me a little hope” – The Walking Dead season 9 trailer has fans tuning back in (opens in new tab)

7 potentially spoilery things we learnt about Star Trek Discovery season 2 at San Diego Comic Con (opens in new tab)

Watch Andrew Lincoln confirm The Walking Dead season 9 will be his last and try not to cry (opens in new tab)

Star Wars: The Clone Wars is getting a proper send-off after half a decade, and fans are pumped (opens in new tab)

George R. R. Martin’s Nightflyers looks like a cross between Interstellar and Alien – watch the trailer (opens in new tab)