After revealing last week that Marvel Studios would not be exhibiting in Hall H at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, it’s now confirmed that several other major studios are backing away. We recently received the disappointing news that Marvel Studios will be sitting outside Hall H – usually home to the biggest ads, ads and trailers – at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con.
the diverse Reports now indicate that several other major studios have decided to skip the event due to the ongoing WGA strike, and if SAG-AFTRA and AMPTP can’t reach an agreement by June 30, the actors are expected to join the writers and dissidents. This means that after the writers’ strike, the actors will also stay away from any promotional events like San Diego Comic-Con.
In addition to Marvel Studios (Marvel will come as the comic book publisher!), Disney and Lucasfilm don’t plan to create a panel, nor do HBO, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Netflix. Paramount Pictures is expected to hold the painting at Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mayhem Animation, Amazon Studios boys It will promote its fourth season, on the condition that the unions reach an agreement before the end of the month.
The big question mark is Warner Bros./DC Studios. since The Flash: Lightning It hasn’t broken any records and it will take a bit of luck to break even with DC Studios’ latest blockbuster, SDCC will be the perfect opportunity for James Gunn and Peter Safran to show off what they have in store for the new DC Universe during promotion late next summer. blue beetle They appear in the winter Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom films.
Regarding the strike and its potential impact on Comic-Con, we refrain from speculating and making predictions. Comic-Con spokesman David Glanzer said in a statement. “All I can say is that we hope for a quick solution that will be beneficial to all parties and allow everyone to continue their beloved work. In the meantime, we will continue to work hard on our summer event, hoping that it will be as fun, educational and festive as it has been in years past.”.
The four-day San Diego Comic-Con takes place the weekend of July 21st.
