San Diego Comic-Con may boast endless panels and more exclusives than you can shake a replica lightsaber at, but what it's really all about is the trailers. This is the unqiue time of year when studios know they have a captive worldwide audience and so release fresh looks at all variety of movies, from hyped indies to the biggest blockbusters of the next twelves months (and beyond).

There's so many, in fact, it's near impossible to keep track of. But worry not, we're here to help. Here's a rundown of all of the trailers released online from the convention. We'll be updating across the weekend as more come in.

Due to the sheer amount of trailers embedded, we've split them over three pages:

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Justice League

 

One of the big headliners of SDCC 2017, Justice League took prime position in Warner Bros. two-hour panel. The trailer released is a whopping four minutes long and gives a comprehensive view of the movie.

It's definitely looking set to address many concerns with the DCEU thus far, with a more balanced tone and strongly defined characters. Unfortunately, the Aquaman footage that played in the same panel was not released.

Thor: Ragnarok

 

Marvel let some people down by only releasing one of their four lots of footage online, but given that it was the highly anticipated Thor: Ragnarok most are likely going to give them a pass.

Still having the vibrant sci-fi inflections of the previous teaser, this new official trailer had more in the way of serious stakes and epic scope. Kirby would be proud.

Kingsman: The Golden Circle

Kingsman: The Golden Circle was Fox's big movie of the convention, and they actually released the trailer ahead of the opening day Hall H panel in a move to get the ball rolling.

This second trailer followed up a very impressive first teaser with more incredible scoring and a better look at Kingsman's U.S. counterpart, The Statesmen. Curiously, Colin Firth was back without any mystery. The panel brought with it more footage in the form of an Archer crossover and an unreleased showreel.

Pacific Rim: Uprising

 

It will be five years after Pacific Rim when sequel Uprising finally arrives in cinemas, which in modern terms means it's essentially a franchise jump-start. After all, the first movie was only a moderate success, but Legendary have big hopes for the follow-up.

The teaser released for SDCC is an in-universe propaganda piece and very much about re-education of the basic premise - manned mechs Jaegers were made to fight invading kaiju. It also features the first appearance of John Boyega's character, a casting that will likely set Uprising above the original.

Ready Player One

 

Warners other big movie, this was if anything more of a show-stopper than Justice LeagueReady Player One was anticipated by fans of the book, but was otherwise an unknown proposition.

The trailer did a superb job of selling the VR premise and 1980s culture dominance, and will likely go down as many people's favorite of the whole weekend.

Jigsaw

A reboot/continuation of the Saw franchise, there's been a lot of skepticism about Jigsaw; obvious titling aside, Saw: The Final Chapter rounded off the series in terms of story and quality.

This new trailer is unlikely to win any new fans, but an interesting return of Tobin Bell, several intriguing multi-part traps, a murder mystery and overall polish definitely makes it look like Halloween once again means Saw.

Bright

Netflix had a major presence at SDCC 2017. Their biggest film was David Ayer's Bright, a fantasy police thriller where Will Smith's hardened cop is forced to team up with Joel Edgerton's heavily-makeup-ed orc.

The trailer promises a movie just as bonkers as that premise suggests, with high-budget visuals and plot involving a magic wand that grants anybody's deepest wishes.

The LEGO Ninjago Movie

 

LEGO's domination of the multiplex is pretty much confirmed by this point. Following The LEGO Batman Movie, they're bringing one of their own properties to the screen with Ninjago. Despite limited interest outside of the LEGO fanbase, everything so far looks very promising.

The new trailer features more of the classic tongue-in-cheek jokes, although the real highlight is the introduction of a live-action cat - remember, all these movies take place in the real world - dubbed Meow-thra. Brilliant!

Death Note

Death Note has been a highly controversial Netflix Original care of the deemed cultural appropriation of the Manga adaptation. The panel (shared with Bright) was heavily focused on shifting this viewpoint. There was no new full trailer, but a clip released online did offer a key scene.

Showing the first meeting between Light and Ryuk, it gave fans their first proper look at Willem Dafoe in the menacing latter role. A major step-up from expectations, we'll find out if the full movie delivers next month.

Brigsby Bear

Not your usual SDCC movie, Brigsby Bear is a festival hit that's making its domestic opening in just a week's time. The film follows a kidnapped baby now grown-up discovering the wider world and with it that Brigsby Bear, the TV show made by his captors, is fake, leading to an obsession with making his own version.

After an ethereal teaser last month, the new trailer provides a brief introduction to this plot, but is more about the general style, showing the creativity of former SNL director Dave McCary and drawing attention to its great reviews.

The Ice Cream Man

 

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Game of Thrones

Coming just after the Season 7 premiere, Game of Thrones was limited in what it could show or reveal at SDCC 2017; anything too forward thinking would be far too spoilery. As such, the panel was rather devoid of major information.

Thankfully, the accompanying trailer did provide several major points of interest, including teasing the prospect of Jon and Dany finally meeting as well as marking the return of Melisandre, who is now lending her magic skills to the Targaryen Queen.

Stranger Things

 

Just a year ago the world was just getting acquainted with 1980s throwback Stranger Things, now it has its own panel on the biggest day of SDCC. Barb would be so happy.

The panel was mostly tight-lipped, but the new trailer spoke an Upside Down's worth. Everything looks bigger and more ambitious, without losing the nostalgic homage that made the series such a hit in the first place.

Westworld

 

HBO's newest hit, Westworld has a mammoth gap between its first and second season, so any information is greatly appreciated. Despite only recently started shooting, the SDCC trailer is more than enough to tide audiences over, bringing back most of the key characters and promising plenty of robot uprising action.

The Walking Dead

Despite criticisms of Season 7, The Walking Dead remains one of the biggest shows on TV and after an assured correction after the Season 6 cliffhanger, hopes are high for Season 8.

We now have a good idea of what the next run of episodes will contain thanks to a five-minute trailer that slowly built up the threat of Negan and the ever-expanding tribal conflict. The highlight, though, has to be a white-haired Rick waking up at the end, teasing the two-year jump from the comics.

Fear The Walking Dead

 

The Walking Dead's spinoff prequel was also at SDCC, with a panel just before the main run. Fear the Walking Dead has now earned its own, more modest following and is certainly standing on its own, to the point a crossover between the two show's is exciting for multiple reasons.

The trailer for Fear Season 3.5 is more standard than its TWD counterpart but does a good job of keeping the focus on the characters - including several returning faces.

Star Trek: Discovery

 

It may feel like it's been traveling light years to get here, but the new Star Trek TV series is just a couple of months away. After a very stop-start development, things are finally coming together and it's looking pretty solid.

The SDCC trailer highlights both the galactic political situation with the Klingons and the various members of the Discovery crew (and continues the recent Star Trek tradition of out-of-place music).

Doctor Who

 

The 2017 Christmas Special of Doctor Who was always going to be an event, seeing as it will end Peter Capaldi's time in the TARDIS - doubly so since the casting of Jodie Whittaker as his replacement. But Stephen Moffat isn't leaving lightly.

After teasing the First Doctor at the end of Season 10, the SDCC trailer confirmed a World War I story involving the earliest and most recent incarnation of the Time Lord, a canon-expanding end to a mammoth run.

Teen Wolf

 

DuckTales

 

Stargate: Origins

 

One of the biggest surprises of SDCC 2017 was the announcement of Stargate: Origins, an online prequel series that will spin off from SG-1 that will dive deep into the series mythology.

Even though the series is set to debut in the fall, the announcement/teaser trailer shown used only pre-existing footage from the previous show and original movie to alluide at what is intended to be an important part of the 25-year-old franchise.

American Horror Story: Cult

 

Anticipation has been high leading into SDCC for American Horror Story's seventh season, with a string of teasers for the story's name getting fans ready for a big reveal. As some people guessed, the new run will be sub-titled Cult, which is foreboding before you even consider how genuinely skin-crawling AHS dependably is.

Because the reveal is the story, the teaser was more a mood setter than anything else - and it does it well. A cult of clowns is scary no matter what phobias you hold.

Voltron: Legendary Defender

 

Netflix's reboot of Voltron has proven to be one of the best examples of their Originals model, highlighting how the streaming season approach can lead to a diverse set of shows. The 1980s nostalgia doesn't hurt either.

The third season has a major question hanging regarding Shiro's absence, although the new trailer released at SDCC kept the focus firmly on the action and visuals.

Vikings

 

History Channel's Vikings is due an update, with the fifth season expected to shift focus to the next generation. The big news out of SDCC for the show was a November premiere date, but of course there was also a trailer!

The tease pulled no punches, promising a major civil war as brothers fight to rule.

Rocko’s Modern Life: Static Cling

 

If there's one show ripe for a nostalgic return it's Rocko's Modern Life - it's a cartoon all about living in the 1990s. Reboot movie Static Cling was announced recently and had a strong SDCC presence.

The highlight was a short trailer/clip that brought Rocko, Heffer and Filburt into the 21st Century, showing their complete bewilderment with all sorts of modern affectations.

The Orville

 

Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency

Dirk Gently released its first Season 2 trailer recently, so more at SDCC was unlikely. What they did show was a "Sneak Peak" clip of Dirk imagining escape with a little help from Todd and the God of Thunder.

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Inhumans

Marvel's Inhumans makes its premiere in September. Originally set to be a fully-fledged MCU feature, it's now an IMAX series that will air on ABC. The first trailer got a rather muted reaction, with little making the show "pop".

The SDCC second trailer added in more actual plot and more visual flair - most note-worthy Medusa's magic hair - but is still yet to win round many of the series' doubters.

The Defenders

 

The Defenders made a big impact at SDCC, with confirmation that all four of the heroes will be getting another season (Iron Fist's future had previously been in doubt) and finally some details on villain Alexandra. The trailer was really the icing on the cake.

And what icing. Showing more of the angry quartet interacting - including plenty of put-downs of Danny Rand - and a better sense of the show's narrative drive, it looks like the Marvel/Netflix deal has led to another winner.

The Gifted

 

SDCC may have brought news that it isn't going to have any X-Men movie crossovers, but The Gifted still looks to be very in-tune with the mutant world. We've already got a couple of teasers for this, but SDCC gave a proper feel for the show.

The official trailer really shows the extent of the mutant powers, as well as highlighting how this show will be very much dealing with the social parallels of "coming out" as a mutant.

Supergirl

 

All The CW superhero shows showed new footage, but most did it as part of special recap reels that segued into new footage. First, Supergirl, which sees Kara moving beyond her human alter ego.

Arrow

 

Legends of Tomorrow

 

The Flash

 

Black Lightning

 

Gotham

 

Krypton

Teasers for SYFY's Superman prequel found their way online a couple of months ago but were swiftly removed. The channel has clearly been keeping the nature of Krypton, specifically its relation to the DCEU, a closely guarded secret, but now they're finally giving up some details.

The official trailer is just 20-seconds long, but it gives a taste of the visual scope of the series as well as pretty much confirming that Man of Steel connection.

Preacher

 

Like Game of Thrones in the middle of its current season, Preacher had to play a dangerous game at SDCC, but did it admirably. Arseface masks aside, the panel was a raucous affair, and for those at home there was of course a new trailer.

Showing a lot more than previous season trails, the real talking point was the introduction of Herr Starr, who... well, watch for yourself.

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That's all for now, but be sure to check back to Screen Rant over the weekend as more trailers are added.

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