From first looks at highly anticipated new shows, to surprising reveals for upcoming seasons, this is officially the year that television overtook film as the preeminent form showcased at pop culture's biggest event.
[...] sit back, relax, and enjoy all the trailers from this year's Con -- which is basically like watching an entire episode of your favorite show, without all the annoying "commercial breaks" and "plot."
MTV's Season 6 trailer is awesome (yay!), but was accompanied by the news that this would be the final season (boo!), so mixed bag all around.
Light on footage, since SyFy's quirky magic dramedy hasn't filmed too much yet, the reel instead focuses on some neat behind the scenes interviews and concept art.
The first trailer for Marvel/Netflix's latest superhero epic literally blows the doors off, thanks in part to the pretty much perfect use of Ol' Dirty Bastard's "Shimmy Shimmy Ya."
[...] Marvel & Netflix's other superhero epic was way more of a tease, but had plenty of Easter Eggs for comic book fans.
...[...] there's Marvel & Netflix's third superhero epic, the Avengers style mash-up -- which didn't get more than a title treatment, a new recorded line by bit player Scott Glenn, and a killer Nirvana riff.
Fear might live in the shadow of its big, bad brother; but the zombie apocalypse drama ramped up the danger considerably for the trailer for the second half of its second season.
Arguably the most anticipated trailer of Comic-Con -- including all the big screen superhero epics --The Walking Deadspent a good chunk of its trailer's running time reminding us of what we're about to lose when Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) bat finally falls in the Season 7 premiere.
AMC's other comic book drama might not get the love that The Walking Dead franchise has, but this preview of the final episodes of Season 1 show that it's probably gonna go crazy anyway.
The recap video for Season 3 -- which will poten
