San Diego Comic-Con is this week!
From July 24-27, fans will descend upon the San Diego Convention Center decked out in costumes and fan gear prepped to catch a glimpse of some of their favorite stars.
But the event isn't just about cosplay and comics. Now in its 44th year, more than 130,000 people are expected to come out for television and movie panels where studios reveal first looks at some of the biggest future film releases.
With "The Avengers" sequel and the "Batman V Superman" movie in the works, this should be one of the biggest Comic-Con events yet.
If you're not heading to the event, here's what to expect...
Our first look at "The Avengers" sequel.
We'd be surprised if the first trailer for next summer's blockbuster isn't teased during Marvel's panel Saturday.
Entertainment Weekly just dropped a huge cover story on the film spoiling a lot of details about the movie, so you know Disney and Marvel are ready to discuss it's next big movie. With "Guardians of the Galaxy" coming out soon, it would be the perfect teaser trailer to attach to the film in theaters.
It's also likely we'll see images of concept art for the film since that's what Marvel teased last year.
An update on "Star Wars: Episode VII."
Disney will already be on a roll if they drop any "Avengers 2" news, but if they really want to take the cake from rival studios and own SDCC this year, they'll drop some news about "Star Wars: Episode VII."
We already know Josh Trank ("Chronicle") and Gareth Edwards ("Godzilla") will be directing spinoff movies, but we're not positive what they'll be about.
Even a look at the title card would be enough to send fans into a swoon.
More news on "Batman V Superman."
Some have suggested "Batman V Superman" won't be at SDCC, but it would be a huge missed opportunity if Warner Bros. doesn't reveal something when Disney may come out firing on all cylinders.
Plus, it's Batman's 75th anniversary, so what better way to celebrate than with a look at Batman's new suit? Sure, we had a tease of it back in May, but there were rumors we were supposed to have the big reveal soon. Otherwise, we'll settle for even the briefest of teaser trailers or concept art during Warner Bros.' panel Saturday.
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