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Comic-Con TV is the place to be this July, as while movie studios step back, TV leaps forward for the win!

During Comic-Con it was announced that Marvel would be teaming up with G4 to bring you 4 anime-style TV shows starring your favorite Marvel superheroes, the X-Men, Iron Man, Wolverine and Blade.

San Diego's annual pop-culture convention wrapped up Sunday after four days of comic books, costumes, celebrity appearances and TV and movie previews. A new take on "Tron," the latest "Harry Potter" film, HBO's "True Blood" and Marvel's "The Avengers" were among the highlights of the 41st annual festival.

Panel for the upcoming horror movie "Piranha 3-D" has been pulled from Comic-Con's schedule, but it wasn't the organization's call.

Hollywood stars such as Ryan Reynolds, Vanessa Hudgens, Milla Jovovich, Seth Rogen, Sigourney Weaver, Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford and the cast of "Harry Potter" are expected to grace the stage of Hall H during Saturday's impressive movie panel line up at Comic-Con 2010.

"Super Size Me" director Morgan Spurlock will helm a Comic-Con documentary, to be produced by Stan Lee, Joss Whedon, and AICN's Harry Knowles.

The audience in Hall H was ramped up for Iron Man 2. They booed moderator Bruce Mantz of Access Hollywood, who plowed on. (I had read some Tweets complaining about him earlier today.) Sure enough, he was flustered and not...

Can District 9 bring the Halo movie back to life?

Yesterday, after months of secrecy and rumors, hyperbole and skepticism, and general intense anticipation, James Cameron personally unveiled not just a teaser or trailer, but an astounding 25 MINUTES of footage from his new opus.

At Comic-Con, we also chat about ''District 9,'' ''Tintin,'' ''Lovely Bones,'' and the future of filmmaking.