You can’t stream most of the biggest panels from SDCC, but we tell you how to do it for the ones that will be offering live streams.
On Thursday, the 2017 edition of Comic-Con will begin in San Diego, CA. It will span across four days, from July 19-22, as fans of some of the biggest comic books, TV shows and movies head to Southern California for a weekend to celebrate entertainment.
An anticipated part of Comic-Con is the panels. These see the cast or members of all forms of entertainment speak on what they’re doing or tease something for the future. The latter mostly goes for TV shows and movies.
At Comic-Con, a handful of the superhero TV shows will have a panel. This goes for DCEU shows like The Flash, Arrow, and Riverdale. All three will take place at various times on Saturday, which is a jam-packed day of panels. Marvel’s Inhumans will receive a spot on Friday.
Marvel’s The Defenders will have a spot on Friday. This is the upcoming show with the casts of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist coming together on Netflix for a series.
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Marvel Studios will also have a highly anticipated panel on Saturday night. With Avengers: Infinity War steadily nearing the May 4, 2018 debut, questions and answers should potentially be provided about what to expect from the next installment of Marvel’s main movie franchise.
To watch Comic-Con online, Twitter and IGN teamed up to live stream this four-day event. A total of 13 hours of coverage will be seen at comiccon.twitter.com and @IGN. While it’s only an abbreviated part of the event, it’s a chance for those not going to Comic-Con to take in the festivities.
Comic-Con should provide four days of exciting panels for the world of entertainment. People will get a glimpse of the weekend and look forward to everything taking place.