Comic-Con 2026: All the biggest new trailers yet

San Diego Comic Con It’s officially underway, and in addition to eagerly awaiting Marvel’s Hall H on Saturday, we’re here to bring you trailers and release dates for upcoming movies and TV shows. While fans got an early round of official trailers for Clayface and Avengers: Doomsday Ahead of the conference, Disney and Warner Bros. are planning Prime Video, Paramount and more studios are publishing clips, news and the latest scoops on the premiere dates of some of their biggest titles.

arrive first? Watch the trailers for Coyote vs. Acme, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, and head back here later for any anticipated (or surprise) spinoffs of The Last Airbender series and more.

Coyote vs. Peak

The film was previously shelved by Warner Bros. Discovery, an animated-meets-live-action thriller picked up by Ketchup Entertainment, will open in theaters on August 28. After Wile E. Coyote grew tired of Acme’s unreliable products, he decided to hire a lawyer and sue the company. Will Forte stars as Kevin Avery, who represents Coyote in his case, with John Cena as Buddy Crane, an Acme corporate consultant. The film also features Lana Condor along with a host of Looney Tunes characters like Porky Pig, Tweety, Foghorn Leghorn, and Granny (who hit the anvil).

Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Season 3

A host of new gods and demigods are set to descend on Season 3 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, including Aphrodite and the Children of Hades. The new eight-episode installment will premiere on November 20.

Back in January, Disney Plus gave viewers a glimpse of what’s to come when it showed off a scene of Percy (Walker Scobell) and Annabeth (Leah Savva Jeffries) hitting the dance floor at a middle school dance. But things have become darker and more dangerous this time for the children of Camp Half-Blood.

Based on the third book in Rick Riordan’s series, The Titan’s Bane, this season takes Percy and his crew on a rescue mission to save the goddess Artemis (played by Daphne Keen). Viewers will be introduced to the titan Atlas (Holt McCallany), Annabeth’s human father (Jesse L. Martin), and the Olympian gods Hera (Ming-Na Wen), Demeter (Jennifer Beals), and Apollo (Hubert Smilecki). Kate McKinnon plays Aphrodite.

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