Irrelevant But Awesome

Last month we were hit with an overwhelming amount of Hollywood advertising and announcements in the form of Comic-Con 2016. Originally I was going to try to compile a huge post of all the big stories and trailers that were released over the weekend but that quickly became an insurmountable task. With new announcements happening all the time, there were announcements happening faster than could be reported on. This isn't even a complete list of every trailer that was released at comic-con (Trailers for Netflix Marvel shows Luke Cage , Iron Fist and The Defenders were released as well) but it is a list of some of the biggest trailers to debut this year from Comic-Con gathered in one place for your viewing pleasure. Wonder Woman Warner Bros. and DC had a pretty big task before them going into Comic-Con this year. After the reaction that Batman v Superman received back in March, they had to prove that they had not only taken the reaction to heart but that Batman v Superm...

Remember when J.K. Rowling insisted that Harry Potter would end after seven books? Luckily for us Potterheads, she changed her tune. While she stayed true to her vision and wrapped up Harry’s adventures at Hogwarts and his battle with Voldemort in seven parts, she’s delved deeper into her vast magical universe in the years since the series ended. In addition to the countless tidbits she offers on Pottermore and the two-part sequel play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, bowing next summer in London, in about a year we’ll step into the past and explore a new corner of the wizarding world with Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. And we now have our first look at the film, courtesy of Entertainment Weekly. Fantastic Beasts follows British magizoologist Newt Scamander – whose textbook will one day become required reading for Hogwarts students – on an adventure in New York City decades before Harry receives his Hogwarts letter. EW’s cover story this week offers an early ...