The best moments from Comic-Con 2017
Thatâs a wrap on San Diego Comic-Con!
But before you pack away your cape for the next convention, letâs take a minute and reflect on the great moments that can only happen at this gigantic festival of pop culture. Did you catch Wonder Woman using her powers for love? Or Jason Momoa telling everyone Superman is dead? Or how about the resurrection of what is arguably the greatest science-fiction series in the universe, âStargate?â
Here are the canât-miss moments from Comic-Con 2017:
The mind-blowing âBlade Runner 2049â immersive experience
Warner Bros. won the Comic-Con fan activation game hands down with the massive âBlade Runner 2049â experience â" one of the biggest studio marketing efforts the convention has ever seen.
Fans lined up for hours to be transported into the moody neon-lit world of âBlade Runner,â starting with an Oculus VR spinner ride through the cityscape of futuristic Los Angeles. The VR led to a fully-immersive physical set, dropping guests into the familiar streets once haunted by Rick Deckard, complete with props from the upcoming Ryan Gosling-led sequel, a noodle shop, a Johnnie Walker tasting bar, replicant testing stations, and dozens of very committed actors bringing the world of âBlade Runnerâ to life.
Gal Gadot comforts a little Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman returned to Comic-Con, presumably to take several victory laps around Hall H and then spike her tiara. But actress Gal Gadot was calm, collected and appeared to be humbled by the outpouring of love from fans. Cut to the âJustice Leagueâ autograph signing/fan meet-and-greet. A young Wonder Woman fan (complete with adorable T-shirt cape) got a little emotional while talking to the Amazonian princess.
In response, Gadot held her hand and assured the wee warrior that it was OK. And Ezra Miller (the Flash) even offered the fan a spot on the âJustice Leagueâ when she was ready.
Barb crashes the âStranger Thingsâ panel, demands justice
Internet folk hero Shannon Purser, better known as Barb from "Stranger Things," dropped by Hall H on Saturday afternoon to ask the panelists what we've all been wondering: Will Barb return for Season 2?
Kansas opens the â Supernaturalâ panel with a live performance
Kansas performed the "Supernatural" staple song "Carry On Wayward Son" for an elated audience right before the "Supernatural" panel kicked off San Diego Comic-Con's Hall H.
Because at Comic-Con, Kansas opens for "Supernatural."
âStargateâ returns!
After years of âStargateâ-free days, the delightful show has returned. âStargate: Originsâ will kick off a new digital âStargateâ series. A teaser trailer debuted at the panel presentation was short on actual footage (because nothing has been filmed yet) but long on Gate nostalgia.
âAquamanâsâ Jason Momoa living his best life in Hall H
The only celebrity to treat Hall H like the rock arena for geeks that it truly is was âJustice Leagueâsâ Jason Momoa, who kicked off Warner Bros.â DCEU panel with a megastar entrance from the back of the room â" waving Aquamanâs trident in the air, pumping up the crowd of 6,500 screaming fans, and shouting, âThe King is here!â
Along with a new âJustice Leagueâ trailer, Gal Gadotâs mere presence, and a cosplaying Ezra Miller, it was just the jolt of electricity the DCEU panel needed, especially since âBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justiceâ star and superhero team leader Ben Affleck had another task on his to-do list: deflecting a recent Hollywood Reporter claim that heâs being pushed out of the franchise.
Watch Jason Momoa's epic Hall H entrance wielding #Aquaman's trident: "The king is here!" #sdcc #dceu ð'' pic.twitter.com/tcdaevuxD7
â" Hero Complex (@LATHeroComplex) July 22, 2017
Choose your hat in "Westworldâsâ Mariposa Saloon
Not all Comic-Con activations need to be big and flashy, as HBO proved with its âWestworldâ experience. Intimate in scale, accommodating only a handful of fans at a time, the bespoke pop-up brought the twin worlds of âWestworldâ to life. Greeted by hosts clad in white in the offices of Delos Destinations, guests sat for personalized, one-on-one assessments to determine a crucial outcome: white hat or black?
They were then whisked away into the dimly lit Mariposa Salo on, complete with âhostsâ in western garb and barkeeps slinging custom cocktails, to sip libations and unearth Season 2 Easter eggs embedded all around as an old-timey player piano plinked out familiar tunes. The best part: Guests got to keep the hat, the better to live without limits even after the Con.
Marvelâs âBlack Pantherâ cast gets emotional over its own trailer
Marvel came to Hall H to slay, making âAnt-Man and the Waspâ cast reveals (Michelle Pfeiffer!), dropping âCaptain Marvelâ teases (A story set in the â90s! Nick Fury before the eyepatch! The MCU introduction of the Skrulls!), and bringing peeks at Taika Waititiâs âThor: Ragnarokâ and âAvengers: Infinity War â for the fans whoâd camped out overnight. But the crown jewel of Marvelâs panel was âBlack Panther,â the first MCU standalone to be led by a black superhero. When the lights came up after a Comic-Con-only extended trailer featuring a kinetic fight scene and dazzling action set to a Kendrick Lamar track, director Ryan Coogler and his elated stars including Chadwick Boseman, Lupita Nyongâo, Andy Serkis and Michael B. Jordan couldnât contain their joy, hugging and celebrating the moment onst age.
âOutlanderâ street team
Some heroes donât wear capes. Or shirts.
The scrum of boisterous âOutlanderâ hunks in kilts, gallivanting around the Gaslamp Quarter throughout Comic-Con accompanied by bagpipes, turned heads wherever they went. The group attracted crowds and rallied nerds of all kinds with its raucous singing, impromptu push-up contests and slow-motion running through the streets of San Diego. Fans lucky enough to get a closer eyeful of the muscled Starz street team got sweaty high-fives, âOutlanderâ swag and glimpses of the best fan-serving cosplay of the con: faux tattoos shipping Claire and Jamie forever.
Noah Hawleyâs âDoctor Doomâ announcement
At the end of the "Legion" panel at San Diego Comic-Con, showrun ner Noah Hawley dropped a pretty spectacular announcement on the attendees.
"I thought it might be worth mentioning a film that I'm developing, at Fox, which you guys might be excited about," Hawley said. "I'll just say two words to you. The first one is 'Doctor' and the second is 'Doom.'"
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