Cyberpunk and Sci-Fi Shine in the Top Trailers from SDCC 2026

San Diego Comic-Con wrapped up over the weekend, delivering a treasure trove of updates across film, TV, and gaming. Marvel unveiled its next Ghost Rider, played by Ryan Gosling, and introduced David Jonsson as the new Black Panther. We also learned that God of War: Laufey is set to launch on February 16th, alongside the announcement of the fourth and final season of Silo, which is slated for summer 2027.

However, the real highlight of SDCC for fans tuning in from home is always the trailers, and this year was no exception. We got our first looks at the eagerly awaited cyberpunk series Blade Runner 2099 and Neuromancer, along with a fresh adaptation of a Stephen King classic and the return of beloved animated series.

Here’s a roundup of the most exciting reveals.

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**Blade Runner 2099**
Amazon first announced its plans for a series set in the Blade Runner universe back in 2022, and now we finally have a glimpse. Set 50 years after the last film, 2099 features Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer as a blade runner and a replicant forced to collaborate. This limited series won’t have a second season, and all episodes will be available for streaming on November 25th.

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**Carrie**
Mike Flanagan, known for his successful runs on series like The Haunting of Hill House, has transitioned to Amazon with a new adaptation of Stephen King’s classic, Carrie. This isn’t Flanagan’s first foray into King’s works, having previously adapted Doctor Sleep and The Life of Chuck. The series will start streaming on October 7th.

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**The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power**
On Prime Video, the epic fantasy series The Rings of Power is set to return for its third season on November 11th. A notable addition this season is Simon Pegg, who will lend his voice to a demonic Balrog creature.

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**Neuromancer**
Apple TV has become a go-to platform for sci-fi, making it a fitting home for the adaptation of William Gibson’s iconic cyberpunk novel, Neuromancer. The series stars Callum Turner as a troubled super-hacker and will begin streaming on January 22nd.

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**Dark Matter**
Also on Apple TV, the second season of Dark Matter is set to start streaming on August 28th. The new trailer hints at a complex narrative involving a family seeking safety amid a multiverse of infinite worlds.

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**Futurama**
Futurama’s latest revival has had its ups and downs, but the upcoming 14th season promises a mix of pop culture references and quirky characters. It will start streaming on Disney Plus and Hulu on August 3rd.

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**Common Side Effects**
Adult Swim’s first season of Common Side Effects was a delightful surprise, blending stunning animation with a critique of the US healthcare system. Season 2 is set to continue this exploration when it premieres in 2027.

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**Lanterns**
If you’ve ever wondered how True Detective would play out with space cops, HBO’s Lanterns has the answer. This series follows two intergalactic investigators, portrayed by Aaron Pierre and Kyle Chandler, as they delve into a dark, Earth-based mystery with cosmic implications. It premieres on August 16th.

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**Onslaught**
A24, typically known for its indie films, is stepping into the action genre with Onslaught, directed by Adam Wingard, who helmed the recent Godzilla vs. Kong films. The story revolves around a mother trying to shield her daughter from a rogue squad of genetically engineered super soldiers, hitting theaters on September 4th.

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**Queen of the Damned**
The series formerly known as Interview With the Vampire is returning with the next chapter in Anne Rice’s saga. Queen of the Damned will introduce the vampire progenitor Akasha, though the premiere date for the new season is still under wraps.

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**Transformers: The Movie**
While not a new release, the classic animated film is celebrating its 40th anniversary with a 4K re-release, set to hit theaters on September 17th.