Andromeda

Rod Roddenberry is bringing a graphic novel -- and a dive team -- to San Diego.

By John Gaudiosi
Rod Roddenberry, the son of “Star Trek” creator Gene Roddenberry, is embarking on a new mission at this year’s Comic-Con. Roddenberry Productions has partnered with Archaia on a new graphic novel series, “Days Missing,” which will make its debut at the convention. Roddenberry, who has overseen the production of “Gene Roddenberry’s Earth: Final Conflict,” “Gene Roddenberry’s Andromeda” and, most notably, the “Star Trek” brand, talks about the “Trek” reboot, his new comic book ... and saving the ocea...
Lew Harris

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Sunday, the 26th of July is the wrap up day for San Diego Comic-Con.  They’re officially calling it “Kid’s Day” with a lot of panels geared towards the younger fans with panels like “Kids Graphic Novels”, “The Spectacular Spider Man” & “Nick Jr Presents.”
But here at Screen Rant, we have our own focus and that involves the panels that are scheduled for shows such as Doctor Who, Smallville, American Dad, Supernatural, Ghost Whisperer, Alien Trespass, Being Human, Torchwood and the convention wraps up with the usual showcase of Joss Whedon’s fan-favorite musical episode from Buffy The Vampire Slayer.

 
Here’s what we’re seeing for the Sunday Schedule at Comic-Con:
Sunday, July 26th
10:00-11:00

Dr. Who—  Actor David Tennant, writer/executive producer Russell T Davies, director Euros Lyn, and executive producer Julie Gardner discuss their creative process and experiences working on BBC America’s Doctor Who
Bruce Simmons

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Creator and host Jeffrey Berman steps into interview web series, The Write Environment, as he puts us face-to-face with some of the most talented writers in the industry such as Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog (and Buffy The Vampire Slayer) mastermind Joss Whedon, Entourage creator Doug Ellin, Lost co-creator Damon Lindelof and Heroes executive producer Tim Kring. Aside from dissecting the minds of television writers, Berman has been also hitting up the web with Strike.TV. "For the next several months I’m doing a series of live interviews from the Writers Store in Los Angeles," said Berman. "I interviewed Robert Hewitt Wolfe, writer/executive producer of shows like Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Gene Roddenberry’s Andromeda, The 4400, The Dresden Files and The Dead Zone,” he said, which is now available. Berman also struck a deal with Strike.TV to do a one-hour interview on the site, as
John Manalang

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