"Goku seems to have actually been something of a big deal."

Martin Stever remembers a great time with Stan Lee at the Capital City Distribution Sales Conference.

This week, Scott Thorne looks at two different ways of managing employees.

This week’s lean home entertainment offerings include an extremely well-made modern thriller, the first such Hollywood film ever with an Asian-American protagonist, an intense psychological mystery that features one of Amy Adams' very best performances, and an anime TV series based on a popular Japanese cell phone novel.

Sequels reigned at the box office yet again as Disney Animation’s Ralph Breaks the Internet earned a robust $84.5 million over the five-day Thanksgiving holiday, the second best Turkey Day opening, while MGM’s Creed 2 provided the biggest November holiday debut by a live-action film.

This week, Steve Bennett takes a unique look at Stan Lee's legacy.

Another major comic art sale, this one to a groundbreaking acquirer.

This week, Scott Thorne reports on the events surrounding the launch of the new game KeyForge , from Fantasy Flight Games.

This week's home entertainment offerings include one of the most successful romantic comedies in years, a trenchant look at live in Oakland starring Hamilton's Daveed Digges, a remastered high def edition of the glorious second season of the 1960s science fiction series The Outer Limits, and a time-traveling anime romance.

The Harry Potter spin-off sequel Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of Grindelwald topped the box office with an estimated $62 million, while two other newcomers made the top five, but the overall box office was still down 14.5% from the same weekend a year ago.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at recent news stories about the possible harmful effects of superheroes.

At the Southern Hobby Retail Expo in Nashville, a publisher asked how to better get the word out about its games.