San Diego Comic-Con kicks off later this week, and Aquaman director James Wan is still hard at work on the first trailer that’s confirmed to debut at the event.
“Working overtime to put the finishing touches for this coming week!!,” Wan said on Twitter, using the hashtag #SDCC2018. He shared a photo from the editing suite of what appears to be a king and a giant whale.
https://twitter.com/creepypuppet/status/1018702099725479936
Wan has explained in the past that the reason why the Aquaman trailer is coming so late, when compared to other DC movie trailers, is because he wants the CGI to be as perfect as possible. It takes a lot of special effects to create an underwater world, and those things take time.
The first trailers for Aquaman and Shazam will premiere at the Warner Bros. Hall H presentation on Saturday, July 21st at San Diego Comic-Con. We’re also supposed to be getting a sneak peek at Wonder Woman 1984 from Patty Jenkins.
But that’s not all! Official Aquaman social media accounts have launched today, and with that we also got the very first poster for Aquaman, which shows Jason Momoa’s titular character crouched on a rock formation, surrounded by sharks, whales, and other sea life. It’s a fantastic image and a perfect first poster. Check it out below:
Home is calling. #Aquaman – in theaters December 21. Watch the new trailer this Saturday. pic.twitter.com/ZTvO6qTxap
— Aquaman Movie (@aquamanmovie) July 16, 2018
Be sure to keep an eye out for what other surprises Warner Bros. will have in store at their panel this Saturday at San Diego Comic-Con!
