Following a successful meetup with /Film readers, we approached the rest of our potentially chaotic Comic-Con undertaking unsure of what to expect.
Cut to nearly a week later, and those expectations have been fully elucidated (see: The Best and Worst of Comic-Con ‘10). But for those that haven’t been checking back to the site day to day, hour to hour, there’s a good chance you may have missed an article or two. Not a problem; with this helpful guide, you can quickly access any Comic-Con related post we’ve put up over the past week.
Video Blogs and Footage Descriptions/ReactionsThe Slashfilm gang sees Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, and loves it.
Peter, Russ, Devindra and Adam recorded a video blog to discuss their thoughts on the panels for Thor, Captain America: The First Avenger, Cowboys and Aliens and Paul.
Russ was surprised by the trailer for Thor, and goes in-depth on what was shown. Watch the trailer.
Peter broke down what we learned about Captain America: The First Avenger, and shed light on early footage from it.
Adam dug the clips that were shown from Cowboys and Aliens, and explains them in detail. Plus, a new photo from the film.
Peter, Russ and Adam couldn’t think of a coherent way to describe the trailer for Sucker Punch, so they recorded a video blog about it. Watch the trailer.
Devindra describes the footage from Paul, directed by Superbad’s Greg Mottola and written by and starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.
Peter and Adam experience Jackass 3D footage in all its poop-filled glory, and share it with a video blog. Get a first look.
Adam talked about the footage from Battle: Los Angeles, and Peter joined him for a video blog.
Russ detailed and shared his thoughts on new footage from Let Me In, and Peter, Devindra and Adamâ€"along with Dan Trachtenberg from the Totally Rad Show and Andy Sorcini of The Drill Downâ€"recorded a video blog about it. Watch the new trailer.
Adam described the footage from Tron: Legacy, and Peter joined him to discuss its cheesiness in a video blog. Watch the new trailer.
Adam wasn’t impressed by the new trailer for The Green Hornet, and elaborates on “Kato Vision”.
Adam dug the trailer and footage from Slither writer/director James Gunn’s Super, and reports what he saw. See photos from the film.
Russ was taken with the teaser trailer and footage from the Guillermo del Toro-produced Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark.
Adam discovers the unknown, epic-scale indie sci-fi Skyline, and outlines the footage.
Russ enjoys the ’70s-style action in Nicolas Cage’s latest film, Drive Angry 3D, and talks with Adam about the trailer in a video blog. Watch the teaser.
Adam thought the 3D trailer for Priest was cooler than he expected. Watch the trailer.
Russ liked what he saw from the panel for the David Fincher-produced The Goon, and learned some interesting info about the project.
Devindra goes over the footage and panel of Frank Darabont’s TV miniseries The Walking Dead. Watch the trailer.
Devindra wasn’t a fan of the footage from the Steven Spielberg-produced TV series Falling Skies.
InterviewsPeter interviews Tron: Legacy director Joseph Kosinski.
Peter interviews Tron: Legacy producer/Disney President of Production Sean Bailey.
Sean Bailey explains: David Fincher believes 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea will be his Empire Strikes Back.
Joss Whedon talks about casting Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner in The Avengers.
Watch the full Tron: Legacy press conference.
Cast/Crew Panel DiscussionsWatch Ryan Reynolds recite The Green Lantern’s oath.
Part 1 and Part 2 of “The Visionaries” Comic-Con panel, featuring JJ Abrams and Joss Whedon.
Watch Kevin Smith at his annual Comic-Con Q&A.
Watch The Joss Whedon Experience, featuring, of course, Avengers‘ director Joss Whedon.
Guillermo del Toro talks about making a new version of The Haunted Mansion. New logo revealed.
JJ Abrams talks about the genesis of Super 8.
Read what the cast and crew had to say during the Tron: Legacy panel.
Check out the panel discussion for Battle: Los Angeles.
Russ relayed what Stallone and company talked about during The Expendables panel.
News AnnouncementsGuillermo del Toro is producing and co-writing a new version of The Haunted Mansion.
Guillermo del Toro’s next film will be a horror movie, and is planning a horror anthology TV series.
Joss Whedon finally/officially announced himself as the director of The Avengers.
Chris Evans‘ costume and shield evolves over the course of Captain America: The First Avenger.
In & Around the Convention CenterAudiences went wild when Marvel brought out the full cast of The Avengers on stage. Watch it here.
Marvel unveiled the Infinity Gauntlet, and Adam theorized about its involvement in Thor, Captain America and The Avengers.
Warner Bros. put Abin Sur on display for their Green Lantern booth.
Peter found some character/model designs from Sucker Punch on the show floor.
Russ put together a nice gallery showing off the show floor for Comic-Con 2010.
Russ recreated The Scott Pilgrim Experience for readers at home.
Daft Punk’s cameo in Tron: Legacy revealed through show floor figurines.
Sony launched a viral campaign for Battle: Los Angeles using posters near the convention center.
Viral marketing for Super 8 starts early… with popsicles?
Flynn’s Arcade from Tron: Legacy returned to Comic-Con, and Peter captured video of it.
Peter snapped some shots of character/model designs from WETA’s The Wind in the Willows.
Russ shared a couple of Marvel’s cool T-shirt designs for Thor and Captain America, which were being handed out to Comic-Con attendees who attended the panel.
Russ discovered viral marketing for DJ Caruso’s I Am Number Four.
Russ wonders if the new design for Godzilla has been revealed.
Released Trailers, Posters and PhotosComic-Con exclusive character posters for The Green Lantern.
Peter spotted a new poster for Sucker Punch on the Comic-Con show floor.
Marvel was handing out these Comic-Con posters for Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger on the show floor.
The red band Comic-Con trailer for Robert Rodriguez’s Machete was released.
Showtime premiered the trailer for Season 5 of Dexter at Comic-Con, and now its available online.
The Comic-Con teaser for Saw 3D made its way online.
Following its Comic-Con premiere, the second trailer for Red hit the web.
Famed poster artist Drew Struzan provided Comic-Con with a cool poster for Frank Darabont’s TV miniseries The Walking Dead.
Disney celebrated Tron: Legacy’s Comic-Con panel with a new photo from the film.
Disney teased Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides with Jack Sparrow announcing his next adventure.
A poster for Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark was posted to promote the movie’s Comic-Con panel.
Sony released a six-minute cinematic trailer for DC Universe Online.
Playstation released the Comic-Con exclusive trailer for the Scott Pilgrim video game.
Plus, as mentioned above: a trailer for Thor; a trailer for Sucker Punch; a new trailer for Let Me In; a trailer for The Walking Dead; a new photo from Cowboys and Aliens; a trailer for Priest; a teaser trailer for Drive Angry 3D; photos from Super; a first look at Jackass 3D; a logo for The Haunted Mansion.
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Comicbookmovie.com has a pretty good find. Director Joe Johnston revealed the HYDRA logo on the back of his iPhone when he was being interviewed by Entertainment Tonight.Here's some background on HYDRA courtesy of Marvel.com:Hydra is a world-wide subversive organization dedicated to global domination. At its height, Hydra was the most extensive, powerful, and dangerous such organization in history. Hydra is almost entirely composed of men, with some notable exceptions, such as former member Lara Brown, the daughter of a Supreme Hydra, and so-called Madame Hydra, who later became known as the Viper. Hydra agents wear green costumes with cowls concealing the entire head except for the mouth and chin. Their organization takes its name from the many-headed serpent-like monster known for its ability to grow two heads immediately to replace any head that was severed. Hydra prides itself o! n its ability to regroup and rebuild itself, allegedly mightier than before, after any major defeat. Indeed, the organization has now endured for four decades. The man most responsible for the creation of Hydra was Baron Wolfgang von Strucker, the Prussian aristocrat who served as wing commander of Nazi Germany’s infamous Death’s Head Squadron, and later as leader of its Blitzkrieg Squad of commandos. Infuriated by Strucker’s defeats by American commando Sgt. Nicholas Fury, and by Strucker’s refusal to execute the entire population of a French village, Adolf Hitler ordered the Gestapo to find and assassinate him. Strucker escaped Germany with the help of some of its men, and more importantly, with that of the Third Reich’s second most powerful leader, the Red Skull. The Skull eventually intended to challenge Hitler himself, and assigned Strucker to build a power base for him in the Far East. The embittered Strucker had no intention of serving anyone but himself, h! owever, and severed ties with the Skull on becoming the Suprem! e Hydra. Click HERE to read more about HYDRA.Check out the pic of the logo below. Click it to visit comicbookmovie.com 
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In a new series of posts from Nelson, the webmaster for MichaelBay.com, more info on the Mercedes Benz E550Autobot and another name for the Nascar vehicles has been rejected. One theory for the Benz is he is the replacement alt mode for Jolt. Not unreasonable considering the similar color scheme and shape.Nelson posts the "Mercedes is not Jolt." He does indicate if Jolt is or is not in the movie so that remains unknown. He then later eleborates, "the blue Mercedes and the Einstein-looking bot are the same" confirming the suspicions of some. Sadly, "Einstein" remains nameless, with Nelson previously rejecting Kup and Perceptor as names. The current contender now seems to be Wheeljack. Thanks to Chris for the links.
Another day of news coming from Transformers 3 production. For the last few weeks a security truck was spotted, including in a news report, that looked liked the Decepticon logo. Thanks to the first video below, that can now be confirmed (Shockwave's alt mode?). The end of the video might shows some of the planning that goes into making sure a scene goes off without incident or injury for a scene that will be filmed at "Hotchkiss Gould Investments" aka the local 7/11 and the Milwaukee Art Museum (the magic of movies). The scene involves Rosie (Carly), Patrick (Dylan), Megatron and a "new Autobot". It seems the scene is a continuation of scenes shot back in Milwaukee based on the participants the use of the same armore! d truck that was used at the Museum. A source has indicated that Chicago is the setting of a battle between a large new Autobot, 9 new human characters (probably the NEST team) and Transformers: The Movie level of death. Which doesn't sound like things go well for Ironhide.The 7/11 location is also the same location of the pictures with Patrick Dempsey looking dangerous with a gun. As the second video shows, he is not a friend of Shia's Sam Witwicky since the two seem to be duking it out on top of the debris which matches with the other pictures of the two climbing on roof debris as Shia lays out on the ground and Dempsey looks into the air. The last video is what any video set for Transformers 3 needs - an explosion. That was filmed at The Park at Lakeshore East a day or so ago. The last bit of news is info on where to find TF3 production which is scheduled to end on August 19th. According to the On Location Vacation an upcoming location is "at 35 E. Wacker Drive (the old ! Jewelers' Building) and will close portions of Wabash and Wack! er on Ju ly 31 and August 1st." The site also provides a few details on Ron Howard's The Dilemma which will be filming in the city. Thanks to Sam for armored car link, Chris for the fight video link and Ray for the explosion and location links.
/Film shares a new featurette for Disney’s upcoming animated film Tangled. The three minute behind the scenes featurette focuses on the look of the film. Directed by Byron Howard & Nathan Greno, Tangled is scheduled to hit theaters on November 24th 2010.
