It's Sunday, which is the third day of New York Comic Con! In our latest video highlight reel, we've got TMSers Charline Jao and Keisha Hatchett interviewing illustrator Colleen Doran and voice actress Barbara Dunkelman.

Last night, Marvel's head of TV Jeph Loeb made an announcement that made every sci-fi fan lift their voice and cheer: Sigourney Weaver has signed on to play a role in Netflix's The Defenders. Specifically, she'll be the villain.

NYCC has brought us lots of cool news all weekend, and the latest is this trailer for John Wick 2.

Day Two at New York Comic-Con was all about television and film. We spoke to the creative teams behind great projects on screens large and small, including Venture Bros., The War for the Planet of the Apes, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.!

Yesterday was the first day of New York Comic-Con, and we were right there in the thick of it. In this video, we sit down with the Star Wars Hasbro team and talk about making toys for female heroines. Plus, we played some Legends of the Hidden Temple in VR, and did some Nickelodeon trivia.

Before we hit up NYCC, we had an opportunity to check out some of the pre-event festivities.

Most of our favorite superheroes stand for good American values: integrity, honesty, justice, etc. But have you heard of a superhero that stands for flavorful and delicious beer?

A new Omaze campaign is offering fans a chance to have a role on Rick and Morty! To find out how to win, and where the campaign's proceeds go, head over to Omaze.

Meredith Finch and David Finch have done something different with Wonder Woman for their run: Diana cries, makes mistakes, and acts human. She's ... surprisingly human for a demi-god.

At New York Comic Con, I had the chance to talk to Brenden Fletcher and Babs Tarr about Batgirl, which Fletcher co-writes with Cameron Stewart, and which Tarr illustrates. The interview began with us trading a few jokes about Batgirl's costume, which somehow still provokes inexplicable internet ire.

The Saturday of New York Comic Con could've been re-named Rebecca Sugar Day, and no one would've batted an eye. Her signing had to be capped, because the line was humongous, and she was bouncing back and forth between appearances and panels. Thankfully, I got to snag a couple of minutes with the Steven Universe creator!

Jimmy Palmiotti is half of one of DC Comics' most awesome comics teams. He, along with Amanda Conner, are currently writing Harley Quinn and Starfire, and they've managed to make those two protagonists - which in other hands could be cartoonish and one-note - nuanced and complicated, without removing any of the fun.

At New York Comic Con, I had the pleasure of interviewing several of the minds behind DC Super Hero Girls, which is: a TV show, a series of graphic novels, a book series, and a line of toys, all of which we've made no secret of feeling excited about here at The Mary Sue.

Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon are two of the most creative artists in comics right now. I had the chance to speak with them in an exclusive interview for TMS, and we talked about their relationship growing up as twin brothers in Brazil, why they chose an adaptation as their latest project, and why mainstream superheroes aren't exactly their thing. There's even a tiny update for Umbrella Academy fans!

Marguerite Bennett is one of the busiest women in comics, jetting between publishers like DC, Marvel, BOOM! Studios, Dynamite, and AfterShock Comics. At New York Comic Con this year, she was all over the place—at her own table in Artists' Alley, on a Women of Marvel panel, and preaching the gospel of DC Bombshells.

"For women in our roles, and the characters we write in the writer's room, we're always thinking, what are the representations of women that we're putting out? Are they the right ones? What are we trying to say?"

New York Comic Con's "Pushing Boundaries Forward" panel did a fantastic job at educating newcomers about "boundary-pushing" within the comics space and the history of marginalized creators in the industry, while also touching on more nuanced critiques for the folks in the audience who have been to a lot of panels about this topic before.