It looks like more changes are coming to San Diego Comic Con this year. Hall H is going to be losing a little bit of its luster this year as HBO and Marvel will not be returning. While this is clearly a shock, the big question on everyone’s minds at

Well, it has been a week since the jaw dropping season finale of Game of Thrones, Mother’s Mercy.” Rumors are flying about what we can expect in season six, but we will have to wait another 11 months until we know. In the meantime, here’s a reminder of where we

The Dance of Dragons was a typical Game of Thrones episode, and I say that in the best way possible. The season thus far has been relatively kind to characters we hold dear, but this second to last episode is always the exclamation point of the season. We’ve had some

Game of Thrones’ eighth episode, “Hardhome,” finally gave us the blood and guts for which we’ve been waiting. Winter is finally here, (it only took five seasons), allegiances are being made, and truths are being spilled. We even got to see a very broken Cersei Lannister awaiting trial from her

Game of Throne’s “The Gift” continues the ongoing trend of slower episodes rounding out the season. Compared to other seasons, this season has been abnormally slow, but that wasn’t so much a problem early on in the season. The first handful of episodes did a great job of setting up

As the title suggests, “Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken” deals heavily with the Dornish storyline that’s coming to a head. We do, though, get to see some great scenes with Arya continuing her journey with the Faceless Men, a social injustice with Cersei at the helm and a particularly eerie scene with

Game of Thrones fifth episode, “Kill the Boy,” sets up what will sure to be some great storylines to come. Jon Snow is taking charge as Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch, and who knows, winter may actually come soon. Things sure are heating up in the realms with marriages,

Game of Thrones is making sure that we never really know what is going on in Westeros and the Seven Kingdoms. “The Sons of the Harpy” gave us the character development we’ve been craving in Stannis Baratheon as well as the blood and fighting we love to see on the

Game of Thrones is setting up very interesting storylines in “High Sparrow.” Houses are about to unite. We were treated to a rather boring wedding. Rough exteriors were shed. It was an episode of growth and manipulation. We are only a few weeks in, but it is already clear that

Game of Thrones is starting out its fifth season strongly with “The House of Black and White.” We got our first looks at both Braavos and Dorne. The faceless men, including our favorite Jaqen H’ghar, prove to be very mysterious so far this season. We’re only starting out in Westeros

It’s time for rejoicing and for war in the realm of Westeros. Game of Thrones begins its fifth season with “The Wars to Come.” After four seasons of blood and terror, we get to see everyone picking up the pieces left behind by both the Red and Purple weddings. Cersei

“Iron From Ice,” the first episode of Telltale Games’ six-part Game of Thrones series, has just been given its premiere trailer. The game, which will feature a slew of voice talent from the show, allows you to control five members of House Forrester. Will you be able to keep House