Star Trek: Discovery returns for its second season early next year, and thanks to the New York Comic Con we have a fantastic trailer to show us what they have in store for us. More action, more humour, and more exploration await as the Discovery, it's crew, and it's new captain investigate the origin of seven mysterious signals that have popped up throughout the galaxy.

The very concept of Mortal Engines - a post-apocalyptic future steampunk Earth where giant motorized cities consume each other - is rather silly, but producer/writer Peter Jackson has assembled his old Lord of the Rings team for the upcoming YA adaptation and somehow it's actually looking good.

After a string of production troubles involving multiple dismissed showrunners, scripting issues, cast exits, and schedule delays, American Gods season 2 is finally on track. And it's looking just as great as the critically acclaimed first season based on this first trailer released at New York Comic Con.

After working their magic on Preacher, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are teaming up with Supernatural's Eric Kripke to bring another controversial Garth Ennis comic book to the screen with The Boys. And at New York Comic Con this weekend we got our first look at the upcoming series as well as some big casting news that should make many a fan happy.

The classic fantasy-comedy novel from Neil Gaiman and the late Terry Pratchett about an angel and demon odd couple trying to stop the apocalypse - if they can just find the Antichrist they've misplaced - is coming to life next year in a six-episode miniseries written by Gaiman and starring Michael Sheen and David Tennant. And now we have our first trailer for it!

For months now, fans had been speculating that new Daredevil season 3 cast addition Wilson Bethel would be playing the Man With No Fear's archnemesis Bullseye. Well, the homicidal cat with the unerring aim is officially out of the bag.

If you've been on the fence about Aquaman, DC Comics and Warner Bros' upcoming comic book adventure about the soaking wet superhero, then a new trailer released to mark the start of New York Comic Con this weekend is just for you.

Tomorrow, the WWE is going down under mate, and you can bet your Crocodile Dundee DVDs that Michael Cole is going to make at least one comment about a vintage shrimp on the barbie. Australia, we feel for you. Barring the usual cliched one-liners from the commentary team, the massive WWE event in Melbourne is looking to hit a massive six on the cricket ground venue where it’ll be taking place, as superstars from the past, present and future are all set to collide.