So this year’s San Diego Comic-Con International is in full swing and everyone is excited to geek out over whatever they geek out over. While most people were on the convention floor during Wednesday’s preview night getting an early read on the event, Geeks Of Doom was invited to explore the Con’s interactive Game Of Thrones exhibit, The Hall Of Faces.

For those that don’t know, in HBO’s Game Of Thrones, there is a place in Braavos called the House of Black and White, and in it you can find a place appropriately called The Hall Of Faces, which houses the skinned faces of the dead. These faces are then worn by those who want to blend into the crowd so they can perform whatever deed needs to be done, namely assassinations.

We were able to get an early look at what is going on inside SDCC’s Hall of Faces. Check out our photos here below.

It was announced earlier today that Anchor Bay Entertainment would be releasing Season 1 of Ash vs Evil Dead on DVD and Blu-ray next month. Now, Starz has premiered a new red-band trailer for Season 2 of the original series, which features Bruce Campbell reprising his role as Ash from the Evil Dead films.

The trailer was reportedly considered “too gory” to be shown at this week’s San Diego Comic-Con International (SDCC), but you can watch it here below, where you can also check out the new AvED SDCC poster, Season 2 images, and the show’s convention schedule.

History Channel’s hit show Vikings invades the biggest convention of the year, San Diego Comic-Con, later this month with never-before-scene footage, exclusive merchandise, autographs, a panel, and a “Vikings Viper’s Den” where fans will get to feel what it’s like to be in an abyss filled with snakes.

Check out all the details here below, along with the teaser video for the Vikings Season 4 trailer, which will make its debut exclusively at this year’s SDCC.

It is really no secret that San Diego Comic-Con isn’t really about comic books anymore. The annual summer convention has expanded beyond that scope and has turned into a place where toys, games, video games, TV, and movies can be found. Major studios have staked their claim at the convention center’s iconic Hall H, where they push their latest tentpole films for your viewing pleasure, and fans wait hours and sometimes even overnight just to step foot into the massive area to get an early look an upcoming movie. In the early days, studios had to deal with piracy when shoddy poor resolution videos of these sneak peeks appeared on the internet. There is only so much that security can cover, but when they find them, they are dealt with in a swift manner. The problem is, the technology has advanced so much it has become harder to detect when someone is recording a video. In a matter of minutes, someone can upload their recorded content onto the internet via social media, and by the time a studio finds out, not only has it already been seen by the masses, it has already been downloaded and mirrored 1,000 times.

At San Diego Comic-Con, yesterday the Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll panel got together for the first time at this huge Con as a show, and as a band, and as a family. The panel consisted of: Denis Leary, who plays aging lead singer Johnny Rock, Liz Gillies, who plays Gigi, Johnny’s surprise daughter and new lead singer of The Heathens, John Corbett, who plays guitarist, Flash, John Ales, who plays bassist, Rehab, Robert Kelly as drummer Bam-Bam, and Elaine Hendrix, who plays Ava, Johnny Rock’s longtime girlfriend and backup singer.

Check out the panel videos and some clips from the red carpet below.