Comic-Con returns to San Diego, California, with Marvel drawing particular attention after the studio skipped the previous year’s event. Multiple reports say the convention brings Marvel back to Hall H, where the company uses the platform to promote its upcoming film, "Avengers: Doomsday." The movie is slated to premiere in December, and the reporting links the announcement and promotion to the Russo brothers’ direction. Sources also indicate that the film is positioned as a continuation of the story from 2019’s "Endgame." Convention coverage highlights that "Avengers: Doomsday" brings together characters and franchises associated with the Avengers and other major Marvel properties, including X-Men, Black Panther, the Fantastic Four, and the wider cast of heroes and villains. Comic-Con is described as an annual event that attracts a large crowd, with one report citing an attendance figure of roughly 130,000. Overall, the coverage centers on Marvel’s return to the flagship event presentation and the focus on the December release and its crossover ensemble.