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The new CW TV series Ringer, which stars Sarah Michelle Gellar and will debut this Fall, was well-represented this year at 2011 San Diego Comic-Con … which means we got a lot of goodies to enjoy. First we got a couple of amazing promo posters, then we got a new trailer for the show … and today we get to check out video from the panel discussion with the show’s lead actors and producers. Click below to check out what the Ringer folks have to say about the show themselves.

Tomorrow is the first day of 2011 San Diego Comic-Con, which means that a lot of very COOL and very NERDY geek stuff is about to be released. Today we get to check out 2 new promo posters from the upcoming new Sarah Michelle Gellar TV series Ringer which is set to premiere on The CW this Fall. These posters will make their debut at Comic-Con this weekend … but Entertainment Weekly magazine gives us our very first look at the promo images … check ‘em out below.

Great news, Sarah Michelle Gellar fans … Entertainment Weekly is reporting that SMG will be making an in-person appearance at 2011 San Diego Comic-Con next month to promote her new CW TV series Ringer (set to air this Fall TV season). Not since 2004, when Gellar was promoting the horror film The Grudge, has SMG deigned to appear amongst the geeky faithful at Comic-Con so … if you want to see her up close and personal, now’s your chance!

The goodies from 2010 San Diego Comic-Con just keep on comin’ despite the fact that it has been over for a couple of days now. As you may recall, on Saturday we got to see some promo photos from along with the AMAZING-looking preview trailer for the upcoming 5th season of Dexter. Today we get to see video from the actual Dexter panel discussion that took place at Comic-Con this past weekend:

The panel discussion we get to see today is broken up into 2 parts and features a Q&A with Dexter stars Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter and James Remar. If you are a Dexter fan, you simply must watch. After the jump, check out parts 1 & 2 of the Dexter Comic-Con Discussion Panel …

Disney screened a 7-minute clip from their upcoming new sequel film Tron: Legacy, which is the follow-up film to the 1982 film Tron, this weekend at 2010 San Diego Comic-Con. An industrious attendee at Comic-Con attendee managed to video the footage so that it could be shared with the world online:

The attendees of “Tron Legacy” panel at San Diego Comic Con on Thursday, July 22 were treated with a long clip in addition to a new trailer. A fan apparently taped the clip while it was screened during the presentation and has shared the bootleg version via internet. It opens with Sam Flynn who finds himself captured by some men in uniforms in cyber universe. He enters a place where some women dress him with a new suit. He is later sent to join a gladiatorial game where he has to try to survive. The more-than-seven-minute clip then shows quick shots of light cycles and the battles. “Tron Legacy” will center its story on Sam Flynn who investigates the disappearance of his father Kevin. As he manages to find his father in the world of fierce programs and gladiatorial games where his father has been living for 25 years, Sam now has to join forces with Kevin and Kevin’s loyal confidant on a life-and-death journey across a visually-stunning cyber universe that has become far more advanced and exceedingly dangerous. Garrett Hedlund plays Sam with Jeff Bridges reprising his role as Kevin. Olivia Wilde joins the cast as Quorra while Michael Sheen will be seen playing Caster once again. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, the upcoming action sci-fi which will serve as a sequel to 1982 “Tron” is due for U.S. release on December 17.

I’m pretty sure that Tron: Legacy is either completely finished or very near complete … the film opens in just a few short months. Unlike many of the other films previewed this weekend, Tron has a lot of footage that it could share with fans (hence the 7 minute clip). If you’re curious to see what the 7 minutes of footage of Tron: Legacy shown at Comic-Con this weekend looks like, you can check it out after the jump …

Over the weekend we got to see some great new footage from upcoming films like The Avengers and Green Lantern unveiled at 2010 San Diego Comic-Con but right now we get to see a bit of a reveal from another upcoming film, Captain America: The First Avenger. As you may recall, early last month we got our first look at the official concept art for the Captain America uniform that will featured in the film but the folks at Marvel saved the first look at Chris Evans in costume as Capt. America for Comic-Con:

Marvel Studios brought more than was expected at San Diego Comic Con 2010 … “Captain America” started the panel with a footage introduced by producer Kevin Feige. Since they just started filming the movie earlier this month, there were not many scenes seen in the sneak peek. The snippet which features text narration about the story background, however, offers a look at Chris Evans as the titular character. Director Joe Johnston, and the film’s cast such as Evans and Hugo Weaving then joined Feige on the stage. They answered some questions from fans and the producer took a change to explain that Captain America suit seen in the footage was just a “test version of the suit.” Another footage from the film was brought forward, this time has more real scenes from the movie. It sees a scene where a group of Nazis tries to open a tomb in the center of a room before Red Skull arrives. As they manage to open the tomb, Red Skull takes a cube called Tesseract from the ancient skeleton and breaks it. He, apparently, looks for something more as he removes a small box coiled with golden serpents.

I understand the highlight of the Captain America footage shown at Comic-Con this weekend was the quick glimpse at Chris Evans in costume as the Capt. … which we get to check out right now. After the jump, get your first look at Evans as Captain America …

And so, another weekend at San Diego Comic-Con has come and gone and altho many of us were not in attendance at this year’s Con, I think it’s safe to say that we all benefited from the fun photos and valuable information that has been released at this year’s Con (most notably for me was the trailer for Dexter season 5). Annually I spend a bit of time thinking about making the trek down to San Diego to attend Comic-Con but annually, something comes up that keeps me from making it down. I have to say, tho, I do enjoy seeing the photos of fans that come from Comic-Con each year:

This is a fun batch of photos but I think props have to go to Booba Fett … I think she is my fave of this bunch of Comic-Con attendees. Tho, had I made my way to Comic-Con this year, I’d've dressed up in my amazing Dexter costume from Hallowe’en last year. I think I would’ve fit in nicely. Naturally, tho, the real draw at Comic-Con is being able to get up-close and personal with our fave celebs. After the jump, check out some photos of some of the celebs who made their way to Comic-Con to press the flesh with the rabid nerds and geeks …

Earlier today we got to see the first photos of the principal cast of the Marvel Comics film The Avengers assembled together at 2010 San Diego Comic-Con yesterday afternoon and right now we get to see the principal cast of the DC Comics film Green Lantern also assembled at Comic-Con yesterday as well. As you should be well aware by now, Ryan Reynolds plays the lead hero Hal Jordan/Green Lantern alongside Blake Lively as Carol Ferris and villains Mark Strong as Sinestro and Peter Sarsgaard as Dr. Hector Hammond. Here is our first look at all of these actors together on stage at Comic-Con yesterday afternoon:

Ryan Reynolds says he took the title role in “Green Lantern” to play a hero that can “throw a punch, tell a joke and kiss a girl.” The actor, along with castmates Blake Lively, Peter Sarsgaard and Mark Strong and director Martin Campbell, presented a clip from the film at Comic-Con Saturday for some 6,000 ecstatic fans, many of whom camped out overnight for a chance to see the presentation. Campbell says the 3-D movie blends realistic action with humor and an otherworldly trip to the planet Oa, home of the Green Lanterns. He added that while the hero’s costume is “a work in progress,” his cinematic story is set: He is joined by his fellow Green Lanterns for a face-off against Parallax, whom Reynolds describes as “the physical manifestation of fear in our movie.” The clip showed Reynolds as Hal Jordan, who, after a fight with street thugs, takes the Green Lantern oath and uses his new powers to blow them away. Reynolds recited the oath for the Comic-Con crowd, which rewarded him with cheers. The cast seemed to embrace the Comic-Con energy, and revealed which characters they’d dress up with if they could walk the convention floor. Reynolds would go as a Wookie because he likes to “be cute and dangerous.” Lively would dress as Harry Potter and Sarsgaard would go as Captain America. Strong said he’d dress as his “Green Lantern” character, Sinestro. DC Comics chief Geoff Johns hinted that other Green Lantern films, and a Justice League movie, could follow: “The success of ‘Green Lantern’ will lead the charge for everything DC does.”

It’s really cool to see the principal castmembers all assembled together … I have high hopes that Green Lantern will be a big enough smash film that DC Comics will move forward with films based on their other iconic superheroes … like The Flash and Wonder Woman! If Green Lantern does well, I’m certain plans will move forward to make other DC superhero films leading up to an eventual Justice League film. I think they got the casting so right for Green Lantern, I can’t wait to see Mark Strong as Sinestro. I just want to see more, more, more … thankfully we only have to wait ’til next year to see Green Lantern on the big screen.

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On Friday we learned straight from the horse’s mouth the official confirmation that the amazing Joss Whedon would be directing the big screen adaptation of The Avengers. Today we get to see the full principal cast of the film assembled all together at a panel for the film yesterday at 2010 San Diego Comic-Con. Here is our first look at the assembled cast of The Avengers on stage together yesterday afternoon:

As footage rolled of the Avengers’ logo, a big “A,” we heard Samuel L. Jackson’s voice: “Super heroes came together,” he bellowed, “the day the Avengers were formed.” Then they came out one by one. Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury. Clark Gregg as Agent Coulson. Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow. Chris Hemsworth as Thor. Chris Evans as Captain America. Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man. Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye. Mark Ruffallo as The Hulk. Joss Whedon as The Director. Downey calls this film more ambitious than Inception. Joss Whedon had tears in his eyes. He said, “I had a dream all my life and it wasn’t this good.” And 6500 hundred people in Hall H screamed from the very depths of their multiverse-loving souls. The Avengers had assembled. And just like that they were gone. After seeing the footage of Captain America and Thor they had a job to do: to prepare to shoot the greatest comic book movie in the history of time.

You will note that Mark Ruffalo is included in the cast as Bruce Banner/The Hulk, just like we heard he would be. Also included in this photo is Clark Gregg (sandwiched between Robert Downey, Jr. and Scarlett Johansson) who will play Agent Coulson (just like he did in Iron Man and Iron Man 2) and director Joss Whedon. I can’t even begin to wrap my head around the awesomeness assembled in this photo together. With Joss Whedon at the helm, the possibilities are endless for The Avengers to truly be the greatest superhero film of all time. After the jump, check out one more photo of The Avengers cast assembled on stage at Comic-Con yesterday afternoon …

OK Dexter fans, today I’ve got A LOT of amazing stuff to share with all y’all!! As you may recall, filming for the upcoming 5th season of Dexter began in mid-June and just this week we got to learn a bit more about what role Julie Stiles will be playing on the show … but yesterday at 2010 San Diego Comic-Con, Showtime unloaded a whole slew of new promo items to get us amped for the upcoming 5th season. First up, the official Dexter Comic-Con poster:

This Dexter poster is part of Showtime‘s Anti-Heroes campaign (which also features characters from Weeds, Californication and Nurse Jackie). In addition to this cool poster, Showtime also released a whole slew of promo photos from the season 5 premiere ep of Dexter which will air on Showtime on Sunday September 26:

As you can see, the aftermath of the events from the season 4 finale ep of Dexter begins to unfold as soon as the new season begins. The new season promises to take Dexter Morgan into new, unknown territory … how will be be able to handle it all? Well, the season 5 trailer for Dexter might shed some light on that question. After the jump, check out the AMAZING new promo trailer for Dexter Season 5 …