The Marvels releases in November and is currently in post-production, and Captain America: New World Order has started filming, so there will be plenty of footage to show off for both films. Typically, Marvel only skips their big, splashy Hall H presentation in years when they just don’t have anything ready to announce or show - and that certainly won’t be the case this summer. In last year’s Marvel Studios Hall H panel, Kevin Feige said he looked forward “to seeing you next year”, and we’re holding him to that. With all of that said, let’s look at this year’s possibilities: Marvel StudiosĬaptain America: New World Order - May 3, 2024

Join us again next week, as we look at the TV shows we think might be heading to Comic-Con this summer. So we’re bringing back our annual traditional post of looking at which movies might be heading to San Diego Comic-Con 2023.

Now that things are more “normal” on that front, with the WGA strike on and the potential for a DGA and SAG strike looming, what is San Diego Comic-Con’s Hollywood presence going to look like this year? We don’t know the answer, but for the purposes of this post at least, we’re mostly going to assume (or pretend?) that it’s going to be a normal year, filled with the biggest blockbusters. We skipped this tradition last year, because as the first year back it was truly anyone’s guess what might show up. Most years, the team at the San Diego Comic-Con Unofficial Blog takes a look at the theatrical release schedule and gives our best guesses and predictions for which films might be filling up Hall H in July. The hype is real, and they’re the moments everyone remembers and talks about for years, whether it’s Tom Hiddleston dressed as Loki or the cast of Star Wars together on stage. San Diego Comic-Con is so much more than just comics - the biggest moments each year often happen in Hall H, with star-studded movie panels, exciting first looks at upcoming films, and more.

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