San Diego Comic-Con 2020 is online only this year; after coronavirus concerns made it impossible to stage the annual celebration of comics, movies, TV and cosplay. The good news is that this year, anyone who wants can watch the panel convention from the conventions, including the latest from DC Comics.
SDCC has morphed into five days of digital panels and talent interviews conducted through Zoom-like calls, and fans can explore the world of DC Comics on not just two DC @ Home panels, scheduled for Friday and Saturday. .
DC @ Home Day One will launch live on Comic-Con @ Home YouTube channel at 10 am / 1 pm EST on Friday. The lineup will include more than a dozen artists and writers, including DC Editor Jim Lee Brian Michael Bendis (Superman) Kelly Sue DeConnick (Aquaman), Mitch Gerads (Lord miracle), Mikel Janín and Tom King (bat Man), Mariko Tamaki (Wonder Woman) and Tom Taylor (Suicide Squad)
DC @ Home Day Two will launch live on Comic-Con @ Home YouTube channel at 11 am / 1 pm EST on Saturday. The lineup for this panel is slated to engage a dozen other people from DC’s talent pool, including Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo, masterminds of Dark Nights: Death Metal; James Tynion IV (Batman); Cecil Castellucci (Batgirl); Kami GarciaJoker / Harley: criminal sanity); and Sean Gordon Murphy (Batman: White Knight)
Viewers should expect jokes and updates on upcoming and ongoing books, like the recently announced one Rorschach Tom King and Jorge Fornés series, the new arc of Mariko Tamaki and Mikel Janín in Wonder Womanand the future of Dark Nights: Death Metal, who has just merged Doctor Manhattan with Batman Who Laughs. But it seems likely that DC wants to keep its biggest hush hush announcements and announcements for now, in preparation for the company’s mini convention, DC FanDome, taking place on August 22.
