One minute Heaven (Jamie Chung) is shy and pretty, the picture of the Japanese princess. The next, she's running away from masked ninjas, on her way to becoming a samurai warrior.

Vintage wedding kimono? Check. Necklace given by long-lost brother. Check. Ninjas wielding nunchucks? Chuck, er, check. Okay, so the whole 'something old, something new, something

Want to kick serious butt? Post your comments live from the "Samurai Girl" Comic-Con panel using your laptop or cell phone. Or, if giving an as-it-happens play-by-play isn't your scene, post a recap later. Either way, you'll score some samurai points by letting other fans know what you think about the sneak peek, the stars, and the surprises. (FYI: That was us being purposely vague.)

Jack Yang plays Hiko, Jamie/Heaven's beloved brother, who shows up at her wedding just long enough to tell her that she's in grave danger. All we can say is, thank goodness for flashbacks! In one, Hiko gives Heaven a gift before leaving the family home forever.

When we say Brendan Fehr kicks major butt in "Samurai Girl"" we mean that literally, and in the "OMG, he is so majorly hot" sense of the word. Brendan plays sensei, or teacher, to the Samurai Girl herself, Jamie Chung. (More power to her, because we wouldn't be able to concentrate. Anyway ... )