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“For the next 58 minutes all questions will be legal.”

That’s what it said on the big screens in the room when The Purge hit San Diego Comic-Con today, though this time it was the TV version of the popular horror franchise that producer Jason Blum and creator James DeMonaco were touting. A new trailer was shown from the show, which is coming to the USA Network this fall.

Watch the new trailer here:

Also on hand were The First Purge star Lex Scott Davis and members of the cast from the TV series, including Gabriel Chavarria (East Los High), Amanda Warren (The Leftovers), and Fiona Dourif (Curse of Chucky), plus the show’s director/executive producer Anthony Hemingway (Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and the Notorious B.I.G.), showrunner/executive producer Thomas Kelly and producer Brad Fuller (A Quiet Place, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre).

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Aquaman is the next hero in line for a solo movie in the DCEU. The new film will pit Aquaman/Arthur Curry (Jason Momoa) against his brother Ocean Master/Orm Marius (Patrick Wilson) in a battle for the fate of Atlantis itself. But who is Ocean Master, and why is he so determined to keep the rightful king of Atlantis from the throne?

Here’s everything you need to know about this longtime Aquaman villain.

While Ocean Master’s backstory and even powers have changed a great deal over the years, a few things remain constant. His real name is Orm Marius. He’s the half-brother of Aquaman, and he covets the throne his brother sits upon. He’s been one of the most constant thorns in the side of Aquaman as the hero has tried to steer his kingdom in the right direction and promote peaceful relations with the surface world. But Orm would just as soon wage war and establish Atlantis as the dominant force on the planet, above or below.

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DC’s Legends of Tomorrow gave fans a sneak peek at Season 4 during the show’s Saturday Comic-Con panel, teasing what the dynamic will be like when John Constantine (Matt Ryan) joins the team. And with the release of Mallus – and countless other creatures – at the end of last season, magic and monsters will very much be a part of Season 4. As the trailer shows, there’s even a unicorn.

Check out the Season 4 trailer below:

The biggest news from the panel is that Season 4 will also see Nate “reconnecting with a father he’s been estranged from” for most of his life, who will be played by Back to the Future’s Biff, aka Tom Wilson.

And while Maisie Richardson-Sellers will still be a season regular despite Amaya going back to the past, the actress revealed that she won’t be playing Amaya next season, instead she’ll be Charlie, one of the “magical fugitives” who slips through the mystical door the Legends opened. “She’s British, she’s a rebel without a cause, she’s a trickster, she’s on her own mission,” she teased. “The Legends stumble upon her and have to decide whether she’s friend or foe… she’s been locked up for as long as she can remember, she’s going to shake the ship up again.”

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When Marvel takes the year off from Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, it only makes sense that RZA would step in to help fill the space! He’s of course known for his work with the Wu-Tang Clan and as a rapper, musician and record producer, but he’s also an actor and director, having made his helming debut with The Man with the Iron Fists in 2012. And now RZA has a new movie coming out called Cut Throat City.

The filmmaker was on hand to talk about Cut Throat City along with castmembers Shameik Moore, Wesley Snipes, Demetrius Shipp Jr., Denzel Whitaker, Keean Johnson and Kat Graham to show off the trailer from the film.

Cut Throat City tells the story of four childhood friends from New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward who return to the city after Hurricane Katrina. Having lost everything, they wind up working for a local criminal and are tasked with taking on a heist. But things aren’t as simple as they seem…

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Warning. FULL SPOILERS for Arrow Season 6 below.

At Comic-Con 2018, the CW revealed a new trailer for Season 7 of Arrow, showing a somber-looking Oliver imprisoned after the events of the Season 6 finale. You can check out the trailer below:

During the Panel, Stephen Amell foreshadowed the trials that Oliver will have to endure in “prison with a bunch of people that he put in prison.” Amell said this is going to be a much darker version of the titular hero, because “There’s nothing heroic about him at all,” Amell said, adding, “I really hope the premiere really pisses you off.”

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