Chris Evans And Hugo Weaving To Attend San Diego Comic-Con!

Cool, at least they are coming down.

Man it'd be awesome to see it early!

@Kolossus, huh? Why did you attack Reynolds? Your diss was so stupid lol. A completely different company made GL... when has DC or Warner Bros ever copied Marvel or vice versa? This is the first I've heard of Marvel doing something like this, let alone any studio. Just cause you personally didn't like GL, doesn't mean it has ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE UPCOMING Marvel panel/raffle at COMIC-CON. This is you- "Oh Daniel Craig and H. Ford didn't show up to last year's Comic-Con because they KNEW that the movie will suck and bomb". Stupid logic at its best. People like you make me pull my hair out but yet also entertain me with how out of condex you people can be. "He didn't sign some kid's autograph on a GL picture, cause he KNEW it would bomb!" lmao. That's you. You're ridiculous.

FYI KOLLOSSUS-

It doesn't say Weaving and Evans will be at the special screening, it's just clarifying that they will be at Comic-Con (the convention). It added that Marvel is ALSO doing some type of screening. It was just worded weird and when you read it fast, you can interpret it as they are attending both events, but they're not. Unless they are showing it in some room at the convention and they typed it wrong by accident.

@Vital- Take it easy, it was just a joke XD

@Vital
The joke was mostly a tounge-in-cheek humor. He is merely making uses of the fact that Green Lantern was panned by the critics and most Marvel and DC fans rage against each other; even though the movie was good and not all Marvel fans entirely hate DC movies.

@Vital Ford and Craig DID show up at Comic Con last year. GL wasn't screened for critics and that is usually a sign that the studio doesn't have a lot of confidence that the movie is any good. The movie was released and guess what - the consensus is that it isn't very good.
I've been to the last 10 Cons and if a studio is holding a screening AT Comic Con, there is about a 99.9 percent chance that the stars will be in attendance. I don't remember ANY big budget screening of a film where the stars weren't in attendance.