This week, Scott Thorne explains how Dungeons & Dragons is being used to help treat adults getting therapy for substance abuse or other mental health issues.

This week, Steve Bennett talks HBO Max, Zach Snyder's Justice League , and Tom & Jerry.

This week, Scott Thorne reviews the concept of the anchoring heuristic as it pertains to Pokemon TCG cards.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at the release of Jonna and the Unpossible Monsters from Oni Press and the upcoming Star Trek: Prodigy series.

In this column, Levitz looks at what the pandemic taught us about the question of how many comic titles is enough.

This week, Rob Salkowitz looks at public domain and its role in the creation of new art, the impact of the new biography of Stan Lee, and the end of the first year without conventions.

This week, Thorne reflects on the announcements from Hasbro's Investor Day, and notes a change in the way Wizards of the Coast is handling the Strixhaven Prerelease.

This week, Steve Bennett talks Wandavision and the future of MCU programming on Disney+.

This week, Scott Thorne talks more about the Pokemon buying frenzy, and discusses another reason why Hasbro won't sell Dungeons & Dragons.

This week, Steve Bennett revisits his thoughts on Afrofuturism and takes a glance at Disney's influence on the subject.

Rob Salkowitz looks at the booming world of cryptocurrency and how it might change collectibles.

Lots of great learnings (as usual) in this comic retailer profile.