Tons of videos are floating around from Comic-Con. Now that things have settled a bit here is a big list of them. Check them out below and enjoy!

PopSugar interviewed Michael C. Hall and he told them he’d love to play the Riddler in the upcoming Batman film. Various sites have posted actor suggestions for the role and Michael was listed. I’d personally love to see it! Michael also gave some details regarding Julia Stiles’s upcoming stint on Dexter.

Screencaps from the trailers and spot for the fifth season have been added to the site, as well as the very first batch of stills from the new episodes!

GALLERY LINKS:
- Dexter Season 5: Episode Stills
- Dexter Season 5: Trailer #01 Captures
- Dexter Season 5: Promo #01 Captures

Coverage from Comic-Con 2010 has now been added to the gallery. This update includes pictures from both the Dexter and Showtime’s Anti-Heroes panels, backstage and interview snaps, a Dexter party and more. Michael looked fantastic, did he not? It is so great to see him looking so healthy and more handsome than ever!

GALLERY LINKS:
- Public Events: 2010 San Diego Comic-Con International – “Anti-Heroes” Panel
- Public Events: 2010 San Diego Comic-Con International – Backstage & Interviews
- Public Events: 2010 San Diego Comic-Con International – Dexter Panel
- Public Events: 2010 San Diego Comic-Con International – Dexter Party
- Photoshoots: 2010 – Entertainment Weekly

After revealing earlier this year that he was battling cancer, Dexter star Michael C. Hall is healthy, whole and back in the role of Showtime’s oddly noble serial killer – and grateful for the support he received from his cast and crew during the tough period.

“I count myself lucky on so many fronts – and certainly in regards to the Hodgkin’s [lymphoma],” a fit-looking Hall, again sporting a full head of hair after his treatments, told People this week at San Diego’s Comic-Con International.

“It’s a real gift to be able to go back to work,” says Hall, 39. “One of the best things about it is that it emerged at a time when we were close to the end of shooting. I was able to treat it over the hiatus and it didn’t interrupt our production schedule, which, obviously, would have its effect on me, but it would have its effect on our cast, our crew, people who count on this family to keep making the show.”