‘Avengers: Age Of Ultron’ Trailer: 'Storyboard' Edition Of Comic Con Footage Is The Next Best Thing; [VIDEO] First Trailers To Be Released In November's 'Big Hero 6'?

The "Avengers: Age of Ultron" was one of the biggest hits at San Diego Comic Con. The extensive footage was probably one of the most exciting teasers ever shown. But Marvel succeeded where Warner did not: No leaks.

Warner had to chase numerous Youtube channels who were posting copies of the sample footage. While Warner had the visually arresting teaser, it was very brief and it did rely too much on the iconic images of its heroes.

We have to consider that "Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice" is scheduled a full 10 months after "Avengers: Age of Ultron" and the movies are in different stages of filming. Age of Ultron has already wrapped, while BvS is still in the thick of things.

Still, the strengths of Marvel movies, specifically the Avengers were already on full display in the sample footage: Great writing and spot-on characterization. Even in sequence where they're fooling around with Mjolnir (Thor's hammer), Tony Stark's pragmatic humor, Steve Rogers nobility and Thor simply being a god made the audience howl with laughter amid the excitement.

The storyboard edition, thanks to Youtube user Jahaziel Brito, used the audio from the Comic Con showing and Brito's drawings to depict the scene. Since it will probably take a while before we see any trailer for "Age of Ultron," this will have to suffice.

It is speculated that the first trailer for "Avengers: Age of Ultron" would be shown to coincide with "Big Hero 6," a Disney animated movie about a superhero team. The release for Big Hero 6 is set on November 7, 2014. Of course, this is only logical speculation.

Since the audience for "Big Hero 6" consist of a younger variety, the trailer will probably be brief and will not show the 'disturbing images' that were in the latter part of the footage. You'll get an idea of those here, in the storyboard video:

For the entire film, we have to wait until May 1, 2015.