This week, King discusses his first rule for his staff.

Another weekend gone by, another superhero movie lights up the box office charts and the Rotten Tomatoes scores.

This week, Scott Thorne looks at retailer-friendly promotions from Steve Jackson Games and Iello.

This week’s home entertainment releases include the #2 box office film of 2017 so far, an engrossing, classically-filmed adventure film based on a true story, a brilliant British World War II comedy/drama, and a darkly fascinating Doctor Who spin-off created by the author of the Chaos Walking series of science fiction novels.

There was good news for both the Marvel and DC Cinematic Universes at the box office this weekend.

This week, Bennett talks about the Inhumans trailer, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, and writing a column with a broken arm.

Loot Crate, which came out of nowhere to take the geek world by storm with its subscription gift-box service, has been finding out that overnight success can sometimes lead to a hangover.

This week, Scott Thorne comments on the passing of the trade magazine Model Retailer .

Illumination Entertainment’s Despicable Me 3 easily won the pre-4th of July weekend box office, but like the animated “threequel” Cars 3 a few weeks earlier, DM3 under-performed expectations in its debut.

This week, Bennett talks about the Wonder Woman movie and a new manga series reinterpreting The Justice League.

This week, Scott Thorne looks at the shut-down of Geek Chic and possible reasons why.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include the first blockbuster film to feature LGBT and autistic superheroes, the big screen adaptation of the CHiPs TV series, a twenty-years-on look at the characters from Danny Boyle’s Trainspotting , a horror film written by Guardians of the Galaxy helmer James Gunn, the third season of Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan’s underrated medical/horror series The Strain , and a major slate of anime release.