The huge event’s organisers have planned a varied offering to cater to the variety of fans, and includes tattoo parlours, a gaming centre, an international Cosplay competition, power ranger costume and several talks and photo opportunities with celebrities. It disappeared after generating much excitement internationally among science-fiction fans, hearkening to Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 film, “2001: A Space Odyssey,” based on a novel by Arthur C. Clarke. Now, the studio is ready to return, with Feige confirming Friday that Marvel will put on a Hall H panel this year, female joker costume giving Comic-Con a boost as it seeks a return to normalcy in the age of COVID-19.