The Collider:
With the summer movie season in full-swing, it’s time to start looking towards this year’s Comic-Con. We’ve still got a little over a month to go before Geek Fest 2012, but Warner Bros. Television has gotten a head start on the festivities and announced their slate of TV panels. Appearances have been announced for Nikita, Person of Interest, Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries, Childrens Hospital, and new series like Arrow, The Following, 666 Park Avenue, Revolution, and Cult. Furthermore, panels for Supernatural, Fringe and The Big Bang Theory will be taking place in the coveted Hall H this year. Interestingly, The Big Bang Theory‘s Hall H panel takes place on Friday when TV has been previously held exclusively on Sunday in Hall H.
Looks like a stacked lineup not to be missed. See you in San Diego! Warner Bros. Discovery takes flight at Comic-Con 2022, as the combined divisions of the company are joining forces to mark the first in-person presence in three years at the world’s premiere comic book and popular arts convention.
In 2012, Oliver Queen set out to save his city, but he ended up stealing our hearts. No one knew that "Arrow" would be the start of a new era, as its success helped to kickstart a golden age of superhero television. The Arrowverse branched out in different directions, as The CW created spinoff shows such as "The Flash," "Batwoman," "Black Lightning," and "Legends of Tomorrow." Make no mistake about it — Green Arrow crawled so that Beebo could run.
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It just sucks to not be able to go to this again this year. I'm glad I at least got to go to the Dallas Comic Con...not quite the same but Stan Lee was the best as always.