It’s a power pack
Superheroes, gods and monsters and more walked the floor of San Diego Comic-Con, and some even stopped by The Times’ Hero Complex photo studio for a face-to-face.
MIKE COLTER
Marvel’s Luke Cage blows the doors off the Netf lix panel with the first good look at his superhero’s standalone series on the streaming service.
ISAAC HEMPSTEAD WRIGHT
Bran Stark poses with a smile, but the greenseer refuses to tell us what’s going to happen in Season 7 of “Game of Thrones.”
TATIANA MASLANY
Just one picture doesn’t seem to be enough for the actress, who plays different clones on “Orphan Black” and just scored another Emmy nod.
JOSEPH GILGUN & RUTH NEGGA
“Preacher’s” Cassidy and Tulip pause for tea and prove that they can play nice when they’re out among the crowds if they have to.
VANESSA HUDGENS
The “Powerless” star clocks in at the office in the new series that deals with the frustrations of regular people living in a superhero world.
IAN McSHANE
Mr. Wednesday himself lands in San Diego to represent the old gods from the television adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s “American Gods.”
KUMAIL NANJIANI
“Silicon Valley’s” coder gets in a moment of rest during a convention that saw him alongside his Pied Piper cohorts and walking the f loor.
COLIN FARRELL
The “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” star manages to conjure up a little dark magic, even if he’s just sitting down for a photo shoot.