I've been reading about the San Diego Comic Con for years, but it has barely dawned on me now that I'll actually be attending the convention. I mean, despite all the horror stories of ridiculously long lines and Twilight fangirls going rabid, Comic Con remains geek heaven for the uninitiated. But I know how it feels to be in the dark about everything happening at the event. Because of that, I'll be hitting the event long and hard, delivering you in depth coverage and up to the minute news when it hits. TMP is going to Comic Con, and its going with a fury.

It may be the second to last day of Comic Con, but things are far from slowing down.  In fact, both movies and TV are in great supply the Saturday of the show.  Maybe even to abundant...surely attendees and press alike will be making sacrifices as they pick and choose which events to see.  Make your decision after the jump.

It seems that every day the rest of this week, Comic Con International will reveal the schedule for another day of the event.  Sure, this means a lot of waiting for the whole thing to come out, but at least it gives people a chance to plan their sc, hedule day by day.  Regardless, Friday looks even bigger than Thursday, with films such as The Amazing Spider-Man, Ghost Rider: The Spirit of Vengence, The Adventures of Tintin Pacific Rim, and more.  That's not even including the TV shows!  So hit the jump to check out the TV and Film offerings on Friday of San Diego Comic Con 2011!

Like always, Comic Con International is revealing the schedule of events day by day.  It certainly makes planning a lot easier.  But that's neither here nor there.  There's a lot of panels to cover, so let's just get to it.  Check out the pertinent film and television panels set for the first two days of the show after the jump.

Marvel's Comic-Con panel showed off some footage of Chris Evans in the Captain America costume, and thus we get our first look at him.

USA executives announced at Comic-Con that a TV movie prequel for Burn Notice was in the works and starring Bruce Campbell.

After much speculation and rumor circulating the web, Joss Whedon has confirmed what we all hoped: he will direct The Avengers.