Overview
- George Lucas made his debut on Comic-Con’s Hall H stage to present his long-planned Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.
- He confirmed the museum will open in 2026 after a one-year schedule shift and announced its location on an 11-acre campus in Los Angeles’ Exposition Park.
- The Ma Yansong–designed structure spans 300,000 square feet with a curved, Mobius-inspired layout housing galleries, two theaters, a library, café and community spaces.
- Previewed exhibits include original drawings of Flash Gordon, Iron Man comic art, Peanuts sketches and Black Panther illustrations drawn from Lucas’s 40,000-piece collection.
- Joined by Guillermo del Toro, Doug Chiang and moderator Queen Latifah, Lucas described the institution as “a temple to the people’s art” dedicated to the emotional power of narrative storytelling.