The Hollywood Reporter

Can't make it to Comic-Con? No problem. The Hollywood Reporter rounds up and breaks down the major announcements, big reveals, new mysteries and more from all of The CW's DC Comics television panels.

Creator Carina Adly MacKenzie held an unsanctioned DIY panel for the series a half-hour away from San Diego Comic-Con.

The pickup for season four comes a couple months ahead of its third-season debut.

The sci-fi drama suffered steep ratings declines in its third season.

"There’s a lot of history that’s infused," series star Danielle Rose Russell said during the show's Comic-Con panel. "But it’s a complete show on its own."

The recently opened Lohan Beach House on Mykonos will be the setting for the show.

Nicole Maines, the plaintiff who helped set a precedent for allowing trans individuals to use the restroom of their choice, will join The CW drama as a series regular and play the groundbreaking character of Nia Nal (aka Dreamer).

Following its world premiere at San Diego Comic-Con, the series creator and stars previewed NBC's new fall drama.

Casting has yet to be announced for the villain in season two of the Syfy drama as the character continues to be eyed for the big screen.

The Comic-Con trailer also sets the stage for Lauren Cohan's departure, while several new actors step into the fray.

THR's Late-Night Lately rounds up the best sketches and guests with a look at what's to come next week.

'The Walking Dead' and Amazon deliver as one of the big reunions delivers the goods and more insights from the first two days of the pop culture confab.