SDCC Coverage Roundup: The Biggest Announcements of Day Two

The Walking Dead’s Final Season Set to Premiere in October, And More!

AMC released a new trailer for the final season of Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead, and a war is coming. And, after Eleven Seasons, it looks like we’ll finally get a smart zombie to complicate things for our heroes even more. The final eight episodes will premiere on October 2nd.

Finding love, in the Zombie Apocalypse? That’s right, gang, according to IGN, AMC has announced a new spin-off for The Walking Dead in 2023. It will star Andrew Lincoln’s Rick Grimes and Danai Gurira’s Michonne. Furthermore, it was revealed this series will replace the planned Rick Grimes movie. From the looks of it, this will be more of a love story, for more on this story, head to IGN.

Finally, we’re at the last part of the Walking Dead portion with the newest Anthology Series, Tales of the Walking Dead. The series is set to premiere on August 14th, the newest trailer has shown six protagonists are shown and the trailer also includes narration by Alpha from the main TV series. For more information, head over to IGN.

New Details Emerge on Keanu Reeves’ BRZRRKR Anime Series

Actor Keanu Reeves made his appearance at Comic-Con. Reeves was there to promote not only John Wick: Chapter Four but also to promote his Comic Book Series titled BRZRKR. Reeves and Boom! Studios were discussing the Comic Series, the Live-Action Film Adaption, and the Anime Series.

Boom Studios Stephen Christy confirmed during the panel that the anime was being produced through the Japanese animation studio, Production I.G. but no episode count has been confirmed. For more information on the panel, head over to IGN.

Dragon Ball Super: Superhero Gets A Brand New Trailer Ahead Of Premiere

The premiere is almost here, Crunchyroll hosted a panel that featured, among other guests, Piccolo’s American (Christopher Sabat) and Japanese (Toshio Furukawa) voice actors, and a new dubbed trailer just for the event. The film is set to premiere on August 19th in the US.

Junji Ito Wins Eisner for Lovesickness, Manga Pioneer Moto Hagio Inducted into Hall of Fame

It certainly was a big night for Comic Books and Manga Creators, the Eisner Awards took place last night. The Horror Master Junji Ito won another Eisner Award! This time for his book titled Lovesickness: Junji Ito Story Collection. As for the Hall of Fame, Manga Pioneer Moto Hagio, who was known for her pioneering work in the world of shojo, with titles like The Heart of Thomas, They Were Eleven, and The Poe Clan. For more on this story, head to Crunchyroll for the details, and for a list of the winners in this year’s Eisner Awards click here!

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