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The east coast counterpart to San Diego Comic-Con — namely New York Comic-Con — is in full effect, which means we’ll get plenty of new trailers, first looks, featurettes, and more from some of the most anticipated movies and TV shows coming to our screens in the near (or hopefully near-ish) future. We’ll bring you all of them as they are released, so check back here every day from Thursday, October 17 through Sunday, October 20 for all the latest movie and TV trailers!
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Netflix technically released this trailer early in the morning, but they did have a panel for this film later in the day, so we’re counting it. MCU veterans Joe and Anthony Russo direct this sci-fi action flick based on the 2018 graphic novel of the same name about a girl living in an alternate version of the 1990s who sets out on a journey with her robot companion and a friendly stranger to find her missing brother. The star-studded cast includes Millie Bobby Brown, Chris Pratt, Ke Huy Quan, Stanley Tucci, and more.
Coming March 14, 2025 to Netflix
During a panel on Thursday, fans got their first look at Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League, the follow-up to the 2018 film Batman Ninja. While the first film flung the Caped Crusader into feudal Japan to face off against his familiar foes, the sequel finds him at odds with an alternate version of the Justice League.
Coming 2025 to Digital
The upcoming animated Lord of the Rings film, which is set 183 years prior to Peter Jackson’s iconic live-action trilogy and tells the story of a legendary king of Rohan, held a panel early on Friday and released a new featurette detailing the behind-the-scenes process of crafting the film.
Coming December 13, 2024
After successfully bringing a fresh take on The Invisible Man to theaters, Leigh Whannell hopes to do the same for Wolf Man, the latest creature feature reboot from Universal and Blumhouse. The latter studio held a BlumFest panel on Friday, celebrating the studio’s 15th anniversary and dropping the first trailer for Wolf Man, which stars Christopher Abbott and Julia Garner.
Coming January 17, 2025
We got the first half of this new animated adaptation of DC Comics’ Watchmen back in August of this year, and with Chapter 2 due out in November, we got a red band trailer for it on Friday.
Coming November 26, 2024 to Digital
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HBO showed up to the Con with Colin Farrell, Cristin Milioti, Michael Kelly, Clancy Brown, and their The Penguin co-stars and creators to chat about the series and offer a mid-season sneak peek at the remaining episodes.
Currently available to stream on Max
We finally got our first look at Dune: Prophecy, the prequel series set 10,000 years prior to the events of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune films and centering on the supernatural sisterhood known as the Bene Gesserit. The trailer also finally revealed a premiere date for the series: November 17.
Coming November 17 to HBO and Max
We still don’t know exactly when season 8 of Rick and Morty will premiere, but at the show’s NYCC panel, we not only learned that it had been renewed for another two seasons — taking us all the way to season 12 — but we also got a work-in-progress animatic of a season 8 opening scene in which disaster strikes when Rick and Morty board a ship full of passengers in cryo-sleep.
Coming 2025 to Adult Swim
The Starz fantasy-drama Outlander debuted a trailer for the second half of its seventh season, the first half of which ended its eight-episode run on August 11. Part 2, also consisting of eight episodes, will debut on November 22 and run through January 10, 2025.
Coming November 22, 2024 to Starz
During its late afternoon panel on Friday, Prime Video gave us a glimpse of their upcoming adaptation of James Patterson’s Alex Cross crime novel series, starring Aldis Hodge in the title role as a brilliant detective with a talent for identifying murder victims and tracking down killers.
Coming November 14, 2024 to Prime Video
Fans of The Walking Dead also got their first look at season 2 of TWD spin-off Dead City, which follows Lauren Cohan’s Maggie and Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s Negan as they navigate Manhattan in search of Maggie’s kidnapped son.
Coming Spring 2025 to AMC
Warner Bros. and DC premiered the very first trailer for their upcoming adult animated series Creature Commandos. As expected from James Gunn and his new DC Universe, the show is bloody, irreverent, and voiced by some top-tier talent, like David Harbour, Maria Bakalova, Alan Tudyk, and, reprising her role as The Suicide Squad‘s Amanda Waller, Viola Davis.
Coming December 5, 2024 to Max
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