San Diego Comic-Con has become a mecca of popular culture and this year's convention proved no different.
The internet has been sent into overdrive as fandoms gorge over glimpses of hotly-anticipated TV and film releases, while also celebrating cult classics.
We've already heard about the Buffy reboot and Ryan Reynolds's desire to explore Deadpool's s3xuality.
Here's a quick run-down of some of the other big stories and trailers to come out of the weekend.
1. Johnny Depp casts a spell as Grindelwald
The Fantastic Beasts producers are currently in the process of spinning a 128-page book into five feature-length films.
We really could've used that kind of padding for some the essays we wrote at university.
Anyway, a very blonde Johnny Depp appeared in character as dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald as the the latest Fantastic Beasts trailer was unveiled at Comic Con.
He took the opportunity to wave his wand over the audience while delivering a speech about muggles: "I do not hate them. I do not. I say the Muggles are not lesser. Not worthless, but of other value."
His involvement in the franchise wasn't popular with everybodyand author JK Rowling released a statement defending his casting last year.
True to its title, the new trailer does indeed feature some fantastic beasts, and it also appears to confirm a long-held theory about Dumbledore.
When Jude Law's character looks into the mirror of Erised, which reveals the viewer's true desire, he sees himself with Grindelwald looking backsuggesting he may have been in love with him.
2. Shazam is the superhero we've been waiting for
Surely we can all get on board with Shazam. A service which lets you find out the artist and song title of any track you hear anywhere you go, what's not to love?
We can also probably all get on board with Shazamthe movie, which is entirely unconnected to the app.
This superhero movie teaser was perhaps the surprise of the weekendcharming fans and immediately notching up six million views on YouTube. That's more than Fantastic Beasts.
The hilarious trailer has something a lot of superhero movies lack, tongue-in-cheek dialogue and a genuine sense of humour.
(Thanks Deadpool for opening these doors.)
3. We get the biggest glimpse yet at the new-look Doctor Who
When the Doctor gets regenerated, it always marks the beginning of a big change in the seriesa whole new look, new assistant and this time, a whole new gender.
We all know that Jodie Whittaker is taking over and Comic-Con fans were treated to a glimpse of the first female Doctor at a time when gender in film and television is a huge talking point.
Showrunner Chris Chibnall, who was part of a panel made up of Whittaker, her companions Mandip Gill and Tosin Cole, plus exec producer Matt Strevens, said this series is different as it features writers of colour for the first time, along with female guest writers, directors and editors.
"People need to know the business is for them as well," Strevens said.
The trailer, which was shown to audiences, also appeared to confirm rumours that one episode will explore the civil rights movement in the United States.
One shot shows the Doctor and her friends in front of a building which bears more than a strong resemblance to the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee where Martin Luther King was shot dead in 1968.
In the background the words 'Montgomery Motor Freight' can just be made out. The city of Montgomery is where Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white passenger and was arrested. It sparked huge protests involving Parks and a young Martin Luther King. Montgomery later became known as the home of the Civil Rights movement.
The crowd not only got to see the new trailer, but also the Doctor's new sonic screwdriver.
Whittaker revealed it to fans on stage and it appeared to have had quite the makeover, although the screwdriver still had its iconic sound, so there's no need to panic.
4. Aquaman: Definitely scarier than Finding Dory
If Jaws made you scared to go back in the water, Aquaman will make you too terrified to ever visit an aquarium.
The action-packed trailer has one particularly scary scene in which the young Arthur Curry commands the attention of all the fish behind the glass.
The DC Comics universe hasn't always pleased fans and criticssee Suicide Squad and Batman v. Supermanbut the studio has changed its strategy recently.
Instead of focusing on its expanded universe, the company has moved towards more standalone stories such as this and Wonder Woman.
Aquaman, due to be released in December, will star Jason Momoa, Nicole Kidman and Amber Heard and we are definitely ready for it.
The tale of Walter White's transformation from cancer-riddled chemistry teacher to drug overlordin partnership with his former student Jesse Pinkmancaptured imaginations worldwide.
It also turned lead actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul into superstars.
Despite the show's five-season run ending in 2013, Paul admitted he still misses playing the lovable roguebut fortunately he's found a long-lasting (and very cute) way for his legacy to live on.
The actor proudly presented his five-month old daughter, Story, who stole the show dressed in the yellow hazmat suit and protective mask that made her dad famous.
The pair joined creator and showrunner Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston (Walter White), Anna Gunn (Skylar White), Dean Norris (Hank Schrader), Betsy Brandt (Marie Schrader), RJ Mitte (Walt Jr), Bob Odenkirk (Saul Goodman) and Giancarlo Esposito (Gus Fring) to celebrate its impact.... and tease the future.
Asked when we might next see Walter and Jesse back on screen, Gilligan said it would be "sorely remiss" if the pair did not make an appearance on prequel show Better Call Saul.
And as for a Pinkman/White spin-off? "Anything's possible," he said.
If there's one franchise out there that needed another film, it was definitely Godzilla.
Millie Bobby Brown of Stranger Things fame stars in Godzilla: King of the Monstersdue to be released in May 2019.
This will be the actress's first feature film (understandable given she's 14-years-old), and all eyes will be on her to see how she fares on the big screen.