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<\/p>\nSan Diego Comic-Con 2026 has arrived, and we here at IGN will not only be covering all the big news coming out of this weekend, but we are also hosting our own live show that will be filled with exclusive reveals, interviews, and much more from your favorite shows, movies, comics, games, anime, and collectibles.<\/p>\n
To ensure you don’t miss a thing, we’ll be rounding up all the biggest moments right here for you, including Marvel Studios’ big return to Hall H ahead of Avengers: Doomsday!<\/p>\n
Be sure to keep checking back as we’ll be updating this roundup as the weekend goes on, and you can also head over to our SDCC watch guide and most anticipated movies and TV shows article to know what to expect!<\/p>\n
Lanterns showrunner Chris Mundy and the cast of Lanterns \u2014 Kyle Chandler, Aaron Pierre, Garret Dillahunt, and Poorna Jagannathan \u2014 joined us at SDCC, and you can check out the five biggest reveals right here (Spoilers Ahead)!<\/p>\n
The crew also tested their mettle in a quiz called Green Lantern of Metal Band, and Pierre tells us that he had a grisly bicep injury that nearly cost him his Lanterns role.<\/p>\n
We had the chance to talk to Lanterns co-creators Damon Lindelof and Tom King about James Gunn’s rules for adapting comic book super heroes into movies and television, why Guy Gardner is the main Green Lantern, and what happens when a grizzled Lantern vet like Hal Jordan doesn’t want to give up his ring to a younger and more capable Jon Stewart.<\/p>\n
Clayface is bringing horror to the DCU in a big, goopy way. IGN’s Tom Jorgensen catches up with Eric Goldman to break down everything director James Watkins and star Tom Rhys Harries had to say about the upcoming movie.<\/p>\n
Matt Hagen is ready for his closeup… but trust us, you’re not gonna want to get too close. Clayface himself Tom Rhys Harries and director James Watkins joined IGN at SDCC 2026 to discuss the movie’s heavy use of practical effects, how Batman: The Animated Series’ “Feat of Clay” inspired the film, and whether James Gunn had any specific notes on how Gotham City should be represented in its first live-action DCU appearance.<\/p>\n
Legendary punk rockers Billie Joe Armstrong, Tr\u00e9 Cool, and Mike Dirnt take the IGN stage with Mason Thames and director Lee Kirk to explain why Nimrods, a movie loosely based on Green Day’s early touring days, takes the road trip comedy approach. Plus, now that Green Day’s had a taste of seeing their music fueling a movie, we find out whether or not we’re any closer to seeing one of their signature albums, American Idiot, adapted for the big screen.<\/p>\n
After working on games like Grand Theft Auto 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2, Dan Houser and Lazlow are now working together again at Absurd Ventures, and the pair stopped by our live show to share updates on their current projects. We also asked them about the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6, the death of physical media, and more.<\/p>\n
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