George Lucas revealed the first look inside the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art during San Diego Comic-Con, which is set to open in Los Angeles in 2026.

George Lucas has made his first appearance at Comic-Con in San Diego. The 81-year-old got a big ovation from thousands of fans when he took the stage.

Lucas headlined a panel alongside filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, 'Star Wars' designer Doug Chiang and moderator Queen Latifah

George Lucas made his first-ever appearance at San Diego Comic-Con, alongside Guillermo del Toro and Doug Chiang, to preview the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, which is set to open in 2026.

It was arguably the first big Sunday AM panel post Covid at Comic-Con, as Star Wars creator George Lucas, 3x Oscar winner Guillermo del Toro and Oscar winning Death Becomes Her production designer Doug Chiang gathered to tease to a very packed Hall H,

Filmmaking legend George Lucas made an appearance at Comic-Con International for the first time ever on Sunday, where he shared some of his perspectives about humanity, society and storytelling as part of a preview for his new Los Angeles museum that will be dedicated to narrative art.

George Lucas was greeted with a standing ovation as he made his Comic-Con debut on Sunday in San Diego during a panel called 'Sneak Peek of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art'

Greeted by a crowd of 6,500 chanting, “Lucas! Lu-cas!” George Lucas, the man who made geek culture palatable to the masses through fussy golden robots, made his inaugural trip to Comic-Con today. Entering Hall H,

Lucas calling his decadeslong endeavor “a temple to the people’s art” is laughable. It is a temple to his outsize ego. Drop the “Lucas” moniker, and I will stand corrected. I also doubt that A. Montgomery Ward or Daniel Burnham would consider this a “colossal missed opportunity.

George Lucas, the genius behind the Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises, has finally pulled back the curtain on his hugely ambitious museum, set to open in LA next year.View on euronews