Marvel laid out its Phase Four schedule, filling in titles for dates it reserved in the past, and provided new details on movie plans.

HBO has released a new trailer for Watchmen and revealed a premiere month.

We round up some of the news from the world of geek TV from the past week.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include three box office “bombs” that despite their financial failures, are definitely worth a look, plus a thought-provoking documentary about church and state in contemporary America, and a classic anime comedy produced by Kyoto Animation.

The official Star Trek: Picard trailer was released at San Diego Comic-Con.

John Favreau’s photo realistic remake of The Lion King roared out of the "uncanny valley" to score an enormous box office success with a $185 million domestic debut, which by itself was more than the entire box office during the same weekend last year.

All of the animation materials (including cels from past and current productions), and all the computers at Kyoto Animation Studio #1 were destroyed.

Games Workshop and Big Light Productions will develop Wahammer 40,000 for a TV series.

San Diego Comic-Con News: At the San Diego Comic-Con IDW Publishing announced the early 2020 launch of Sleeping Beauties, a 10-issue limited series based on the bestselling novel by Stephen King and Owen King.

Games Workshop will release Scouring of the Shire, a hobbit-centered supplement for its Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game.

This week's home entertainment offerings include Shazam!, one of the most entertaining movies yet from the DC Comics Cinematic Universe, plus Fast Color, a totally different kind of superhero film, the first season of the live-action Titans series, a new less expensive complete set of Gerry Anderson's Space: 1999, plus the second collection of the Naruto spin-off, Boruto.

Netflix has released teaser images of the upcoming The Witcher series.