There has been a lot of news regarding geek TV projects recently, and we round it up here.

Rob Salkowitz looks at Marvel's new deal to make content for the Chinese market.

IDW Publishing will launch a comic book sequel to the indie cult movie Napoleon Dynamite in September.

Producer Steven Paul's SP Media Group has acquired majority ownership of the Atlas Comics library and has signed a deal with Paramount Pictures for movies.

This week’s home entertainment releases include the final film in the underappreciated How To Train Your Dragon trilogy, a surprisingly successful comedy/drama starring Bryan Cranston and Kevin Hart, a romcom that attempts to satirize the conventions of the genre, and the first half of the second season of Chris Savino’s popular Nickelodeon series Loud House.

The "threequel," John Wick 3—Parabellum , opened an unprecedented 87% higher than its predecessor, signaling the full "arrival" of a potent new action film franchise with a box office clout big enough to put it in the conversation with its established genre rivals (Mission Impossible, Bond, Taken, Bourne).

The CW posted an extended first look trailer for its upcoming Batwoman series.

There has been several announcements this week regarding geek related properties on television and over-the-top services.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at the hottest superhero in Avengers: Endgame.

Dark Horse Comics is preparing some new editions of Gerard Way and Gabriel Ba’s popular Umbrella Academy series.

ABC has released a trailer for Stumptown , a new series based on the Greg Rucka graphic novels published by Oni Press.

BOOM! will release an OGN this fall starring the women of Joss Whedon’s Firefly as they attempt to pull off the ultimate heist.