A Pop Culture Titan Finally Hits Hall H This July, Comic-Con is pulling out all the stops—because George Lucas is showing up, live and in person, on Hall H for the very first time. The man who launched Star Wars is finally taking the stage at the convention formerly dominated by movie trailers and Marvel hype. Lucas’s appearance represents more than star power—it’s the story of a visionary returning to where fandom culture exploded decades ago, to showcase his next big project: the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. What’s On Deck at the Panel The panel, scheduled for Sunday, July 27, will be moderated by Queen Latifah and include appearances from Guillermo del Toro and Doug Chiang, the famed Star Wars production designer. The focus? A sneak peak into Lucas’s upcoming museum. This isn’t a trailer drop or tease of new content. It’s an exploration of “narrative art”—from cave paintings…
