Lupita Nyong'o in Alfredo Martinez

This is a complete delight -- Lupita loves a bright color, and why choose one if you can have a bunch of them? This panel was also always destined to be an emotional one -- that painting of Chadwick Boseman in the trailer is a gut punch -- and Lupita brought the EXACT right amount of sunshine.

Especially with the fuchsia glasses frames. I love them so much. (I don't know for sure what's happening here, but it definitely looks like she is comforting Letitia Wright, so I have to think it was tough for them to talk about Chadwick Boseman. It sounded like Ryan Coogler said lovely things.)

Letitia Wright in Marc Jacobs

This is a fun frock on her.

Michaela Coel

Michaela is joining the cast, which is thrilling. This is an ideal outfit for Comic-Con -- it's dynamic and costumey, but not so much that you don't think she'd wear it on her own time.

Winston Duke

These are some snazzy jammies.

Danai Gurira

I've missed seeing her. This purple is fantastic on her.

Florence Kasumba

I love this whole thing on her, especially the part where she picked neon shoes.

Mabel Cadena

Mabel is also coming into Wakanda, though I don't know the specifics. This outfit is very Private School. I'm surprised someone hasn't just come out with a line called that.

Jonathan Majors

He's there for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, which... okay. Personally I think they should combine the "Ant-Man and the Wasp" movies with adaptations of the classic Ant and Bee kids' book series. Anyway, I am into his shoes.

Tatiana Maslany

And Tatiana here is coming back to us in the She-Hulk series, as Jennifer Walters, the titular green goddess after whom the salad dressing is named. (I'm kidding, but WHY NOT.) I really like her so much, and also really wish bras could just be bras, and bikini tops could just be bikini tops.

Jameela Jamil in David Koma

Get ready to see a lot of David Koma's name, because that brand apparently dished out a LOT of clothes for this. Jameela is also in She-Hulk and she referred to this as "a villain dress," which I guess could be true. The glittering lizard feels right for that.

Ginger Gonzaga

When you have a panel on stage in a darkened room, I think wearing bright colors is a pretty good idea, so A+ to her for that, even if I am not sure what the belt is doing here.

Anu Valia

She directed on She-Hulk, and I think needed her pants tailored... but she did three episodes in a row, which is not easy, so who has TIME for a tailor.

Jessica Gao

And I gather Jessica was the She-Hulk lead writer. I'm glad the behind-the-scenes folks get a seat at these tables.

Maria Bakalova

I am NOT that into her shoes. Louis Vuitton's books tent toward the shapeless, although the rest of this is okay on her. (She's in Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 3.)

Will Poulter

I'm here for sweatervests, but I'm not sure this sweatervest is doing its best work.

Chris Pratt

Dopey picture of a dopey guy.

Cobie Smulders in David Koma

I was just thinking about her the other day, in the context of how I am STILL annoyed that Stumptown was cancelled. This is good.

Chukwudi Iwuji

But BEHOLD. ComicCon knows how to introduce actors to a crowd. He's going to be in the third Guardians movie.

Pom Klementieff

She looks comfy. And not as bra-forward as with other bras.

Karen Gillan

Karen's is more of a tube top, but I have concerns that her "skirt" is also really just a tube top. The coat looks absolutely absurd over that little fabric. She probably can't sit down without it, but... maybe just hit the mall?

Kathryn Newton in Prada

THIS bra top is trying to have its shirt-cake and eat it, too. SIT DOWN, Prada. Lord.

Evangeline Lilly

I saw this and thought, "Wow, Elizabeth Banks really changed her hair." But it's Evangeline Lilly, who evidently really REALLY changed her hair.

Paul Rudd

"I changed NOTHING! I will look exactly like this until I am 100!"

Lupita Lit Up the Stage at Comic-Con's Marvel Panel

And there's a Black Panther: Wakanda Forever trailer.