David Leitch’s Deadpool 2 topped the weekend box office with $125 opening, down just 5% from its R-rated predecessor.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at the news of a new Doom Patrol TV series and a geekfest Late Show episode, with a discussion of Kevin Smith's heart attack and Helen Hunt's Star Wars fandom.

DCBS and In Stock Trades have become retail juggernauts, and through the lens of online-only, Merkler has learned a lot.

One of the areas blockchain technology may benefit the most? The collectibles industry.

This past week, Alderac Entertainment Group announced the sale of Love Letter and its spinoffs to Z-Man Games. What does this mean to you?

This week's home entertainment offerings include the disc debut of the highest-grossing solo superhero film of all time, the latest season of the brilliant Adult Swim animated series Rick and Morty , and the final season of an adaptation of Terry Brooks' Sword of Shannara fantasy trilogy.

Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Infinity War dropped just 46% in its third frame, dominating the domestic box office for the third weekend in a row.

This week, Scott Thorne looks at the impact of anchor points on pricing, and on the perceptions of a customer bringing in a comic book collection.

At this time of year it’s typically theatrical movies that provide the most interesting releases, but this week there's only one major film due, the finale to the Fifty Shades trilogy, but there are a few items of real interest including the complete first season of the Cartoon Network series Bunnicula , and lower-priced collection of 15 feature-length English murder mysteries from the Midsomer Murders franchise, and a gritty live-action adaptation of the "body horror" manga series Parasyte .

Marvel Studios’ superhero crossover hit Avengers: Infinity War dropped just 56% in its second weekend as it raced to $450 million in North America and $1 billion worldwide.

This week, Steve Bennett discovers a key difference between Marvel’s comics and cinematic universes: the handling of time.

This week, Scott Thorne offers some thoughts on this year’s International TableTop Day.