Riding the hype surrounding Holy Terror, Legendary Comics’ first Comic-Con panel revealed two upcoming projects from Paul Pope (Batman: Year 100, Liquid, 100%) and Matt Wagner (Grendel, Mage) and we’ve got more information about these anticipated projects after the break.

As we mentioned earlier in the week, Andrew Garfield made quite an impression before Sony’s The Amazing Spider-Man panel, but did the panel itself impress as much as the man who will be Peter Parker did? Hit the jump for all the details.

At Comic-Con this week, Marvel Television Vice President Jeph Loeb took the stage to discuss the future television plans for the House of Ideas. We’ve already heard about the Hulk series, but Loeb had plenty of other details to discuss. Hit the jump for the full story of what Marvel will be bringing to your TV screens soon.

For those that couldn’t make it to the panel at Comic-Con, Warner Bros. has released some footage of the upcoming Green Lantern: The Animated Series, which is set to premiere in November. Dane and I were able to interview actor Josh Keaton about his role as Hal Jordan in the series last week, so look for that soon. Until then, enjoy the footage below.

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We already know The Avengers sat out San Diego Comic-Con this year, but that didn’t stop Marvel from releasing some concept art from the film. Seven special edition posters were given away throughout the course of the convention, interlocking to create one epic banner, worthy of the movie itself. After the jump, we’ve got a look at each of the individual posters, plus a closer look at Captain America’s new suit for the Avengers and what Mark Ruffalo will look like as the Hulk.

On the heels of another big movie release, Marvel had quite a busy week at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con. With tons of interesting and exciting book announcements, there was plenty to be excited about. After the break we’ve got a roundup of the latest from the House of Ideas.