No, Dr. Doom didn’t show up at this year’s Comic-Con. But Disney sure as hell brought the dazzle with a laser light show that one-upped what they pulled off at CinemaCon, complete with a Tron: Ares ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Tron: Ares” blew the roof off of San Diego Comic-Con at its panel on Friday evening, with an eye-popping, ear-blasting ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. SAN DIEGO — Comic-Con 2025 showed that fan fervor is still running high at the annual five-day convention in San Diego, even when ...

In the pantheon of cool Hall H moments at San Diego Comic-Con, the reveal that Disney was returning to the world of Tron is right near the top. Sneaking into a 2008 panel about Race to Witch Mountain, ...

Director Joachim Rønning brought Jared Leto & Jeff Bridges to the convention to drum up excitement for the latest instalment in the ‘Tron’ franchise. ‘TRON: Ares’ showed off some new footage at ...

SAN DIEGO – The Grid took over Comic-Con on Friday, bringing the stars of the new “Tron: Ares” films to unveil footage and reveal the story behind the franchise's third movie. The film stars Jared ...

SAN DIEGO, July 25 (Reuters) - The real and virtual worlds collided on Friday in clips from Disney's "Tron: Ares" movie, as fans got a preview of high-speed, high-tech motorcycle scenes at Comic-Con ...

Following its CinemaCon presentation, Disney will bring “Tron: Ares” to San Diego Comic-Con’s Hall H, The Wrap has exclusively learned. The sequel, directed by Joaquim Rønning (“Pirates of the ...

The first clip shown as part of the panel opened with Evan Peters, who is playing a descendant of David Warner’s Edward Dillinger/Sark from the original Tron movie. In the clip, he sends Ares (Jared ...

Whenever Marvel Studios doesn’t show up at San Diego Comic-Con, it’s like pulling the brain out of the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz. Or, to put it in fanboy speak, it’s like pulling the brain out of ...