After Twentieth Century Fox paraded out the past and future X-Men for their surprise X-Men: Days of Future Past panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, attendees in the convention center’s massive Hall H auditorium wondered how in hell Marvel Studios, who was up next, could possibly top that.

But top that, they did, thanks to Avengers and Thor star Tom Hiddleton, who appeared in his full Loki regalia, burdened with glorious purpose, before the crowd of 7,000 gathered in what he called a “meager palace of Midgard.”

Watch the full Marvel Studios panel (minus any film footage) here below; the Loki stunt appears about 3 minutes in. Also, check out our photo gallery from the event here below as well. [Updated – Marvel has released a 2 1/2-minute video of just the Loki portion of the panel, which we’ve added here below.]

The major reveal at the Marvel Studios panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday was that director Joss Whedon‘s upcoming Avengers sequel would be titled The Avengers: Age Of Ultron.

Whedon himself come out onto the Hall H stage to introduce a title treatment teaser video that showed the Iron Man helmet morph into the head of the classic Avengers villain Ultron. This reveal immediately led to speculation on how Marvel would handle the villain in the sequel and if the story would be based on the recent Age Of Ultron comic book series.

Marvel Entertainment has released a post-panel video interview Marvel LIVE! did with Whedon, where the director explains that The Avengers: Age Of Ultron will not be based on the current comic book series, and that Ultron will actually have a different origin than the comics. Watch the 6-minute video interview here below.

On Saturday, we brought you coverage of the Marvel Studios panel at San Diego Comic-Con, which was full of surprises for the fans in Hall H. The studio brought footage for Thor: The Lost World, and Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians Of The Galaxy, as well as a surprise teaser video and full title for the Joss Whedon’s Avengers sequel, to be called The Avengers: Age Of Ultron.

Now, the title card for The Avengers: Age Of Ultron has been released, as well as concept art posters for Guardians Of The Galaxy, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and Thor: The Lost World – the later three movies have updated titled cards. Check it all out here below.

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The Marvel Studios panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday was, as expected, full of surprises and treats for the fans in Hall H. Along with the planned panel for Thor: The Lost World and Captain America: The Winter Soldier (both of which showed off new footage), there was also an appearance of the cast for Guardians Of The Galaxy and the very first footage of the upcoming movie.

But, at the very end of Marvel’s panel, as the stage emptied, director Joss Whedon, who’s currently working on the sequel to The Avengers, came out and said that although he had nothing to say, he did have something to add. Cue the screams of tired but eager fans as the lights went down and the screens lit up to show a teaser video for The Avengers 2, the end of which gave a massive reveal.

Two weeks ago news broke that Vin Diesel of Pitch Black and the Fast and the Furious franchises was meeting with Marvel Studios about a possible mystery role in one of their forthcoming movies. How did we find that out? Diesel revealed it on his Facebook page!

So then began speculation about what role that could be, and how exactly would the established action star fit into a cinematic universe that has launched more than a few acting careers but whose parent studio has become infamous for its draconian business practices. Fueling the rampant theorizing, Diesel posted this picture on his Facebook today…