These Are The Best Movies and TV Trailers From Comic-Con 2023

In this clip from the animated reboot of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," we get a peek at Jackie Chan’s spin on Splinter, the rat who raises the turtles and acts as their martial arts Sensei.

We finally get a full trailer for the upcoming Marvel film with not one, not two, but three Marvels: Carol Danvers, Monica Rambeau and Kamala Khan. The trio switch places when they use their powers, causing intergalactic chaos and forming a bond between them.

This is one of the most expensive Indian films ever made. Starring Prabhas and Amitabh Bachchan, the sci-fi flick has a deep mythology, similar to "Dune."

In this featurette, the cast (Anthony Mackie and Stephanie Beatriz) play the PlayStation game that inspired the new show with showrunner Michael Jonathan Smith, as well as give an introduction to the series about a driver tasked with a special delivery in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

Dan Harmon (“Rick and Morty”) produces this new animated series about humans and mythological creatures in ancient Greece.

The very raunchy, very adult DC cartoon is back for season four. Harley and Ivy have new jobs (Harley is a “hero” now), a new relationship and they’re having a hard time making it all mesh. Looks like they’ve got some kinks to work through…

A spinoff of the popular “Adventure Time” series, this version offers a gender swapped duo (Fionna and Cake rather than Finn and Jake) traveling the multi-verse with a powerful antagonist hot on their heels.

Issa Rae and Kid Cudi voice this sweet animated family series based on the Oscar-winning short “Hair Love,” about a Black father and daughters bond over hair styling.

Show creator Neil Gaiman takes fans behind the scenes of season two of the fantasy comedy series. Demon Crowley (David Tennant) and angel Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) once again team up to solve a mystery, jumping around through time to find clues.

One of two new Walking Dead spinoffs, this one follows Danai Gurira as warrior Michonne, on the hunt for partner Rick (Andrew Lincoln) when she finds out he’s still alive after his disappearance. Gurira also created the show along with Scott Gimple.

Norman Reedus also gets a "Walking Dead" spinoff as fan favorite Daryl Dixon. After washing ashore in France, Daryl finds a convent of nuns who look to him as a messenger needed to deliver Laurent, a special young man.

The third "Walking Dead" spinoff at Comic-Con was this Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) series, entering its second season. The pair search for Maggie’s son Hershel across a dangerous Manhattan.

After the events of season one, vampire Louis and his fledgling Claudia move on to a new coven, only to find old deeds haunt them.

Rick and Morty are getting their own anime spinoff. Takashi Sano developed this show that still has the same beloved characters as the wildly popular original series, but with a samurai twist. This first look shows the opening credits and new theme song.

Based on the mega-successful Japanese manga franchise, this live-action English-language take will follow the adventures of the Straw Hat Pirates and their search for a special treasure. They are led by their rubbery captain Monkey D. Luffy, who seeks to become the King of the Pirates.

The adult superhero animated series returns for another season, with Steven Yeun voicing Nolan, a teen with superpowers and an even more powerful father. For this season, the voice cast is extensive and extremely famous with lots of recognizable names.

Before you watch season two of "Invincible," enjoy this one-off which tells the story of Atom Eve, a young girl with transmutation abilities.

The Tiny Toons go to college in this animated reboot and zany adventures ensue.

Also in college are superheroes in this spinoff of "The Boys."

Paramount gave an action-packed sneak peak at the fifth and final season of "Star Trek: Discovery" with Captain Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) fighting for her life in the midst of a mission.

This Star Trek series gets a musical episode, titled “Subspace Rhapsody.”

Set in the John Wick Universe, this series takes place in 1970s New York.