Comic-Con 2025 showed that fan fervor is still running high at the annual five-day convention in San Diego, even when Marvel and DC aren't taking up all the oxygen in the room. As major studios skipped this year's outing,

Comic-Con returned to San Diego this week, attracting thousands of attendees to its panels and entertainment activities.

San Diego Comic-Con saw George Lucas debuting his Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, featuring key entertainment figures. Fans remember musical satirist Tom Lehrer, who passed at 97. A new Taiwanese show touches on a China invasion scenario,

The day three highlights at Comic-Con included a standing ovation from thousands for “Superman” director James Gunn, led by John Cena

Clash of Empires," a new animated series that reimagines the Batman story within the context of Aztec history.

Comic-Con is best understood as a reflection of the ongoing evolution of nerd culture and fandom. This year, those changes were evident in the famed Hall H.

The Lego Group paid a tribute to San Diego Comic-Con with a stunning recreation of the San Diego Convention Center made entirely out of Lego bricks and elements.

Actor and writer David Dastmalchian was spotted signing merchandise for fans at the Z2 booth on the exhibit floor. He is best known for his movie “Late Night with the Devil,” the television series “Murderbot,” the 2021 “Suicide Squad” movie and many more. Booth No. 1529.