This week’s home entertainment releases include a Disney animated feature that earned half a billion dollars, a well-mounted historical drama that features great performances, plus new editions of the out-of-print Andromeda science fiction series created by Gene Roddenberry, and the eco-fantasy Beastmaster, a TV series loosely based on a novel by Andre Norton.

The "final" film in the How to Train Your Dragon Trilogy scored a franchise-best opening of $55.5 million, the best debut of 2019 so far, providing a glimmer of hope in what has been so far a grim year at the box office.

Bandai will release the Naruto Boruto Card Game, an expandable deck building game where players recreate their favorite ninja battles from the animated world of Naruto.

Dark Horse Comics revealed upcoming collectibles from Game of Thrones, The Witcher, Dark Souls, and more.

Here's a preview of Firefly: Bad Company #1, published by BOOM! Studios.

In recognition of its 80th Anniversary, Marvel will release a direct sequel to the original run of Star Wars with Star Wars #108, an oversized one-shot.

Hot on the heels of the Transformers TCG: Rise of the Combiners booster, the Transformers TCG: Devastator Deck will officially usher in Season 2 of the game.

Funko has made a big move into one of the fastest-growing categories in geek culture by acquiring a premier game design studio with long experience in licensed games.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at the three new comics or comics-adjacent productions: Doom Patrol, The Umbrella Academy, and Kim Possible.

Dark Horse and Netflix turn the clock back to explore the world of fan-favorite character Eleven and her fellow test subjects in Project MKUltra with Stranger Things: Six.

Many of the things he’s learned, both good and bad, can be applied broadly and in-store as well.

The Pokemon Company International will celebrate Pokemon Day on February 27, and is offering fans new activities, products and promotions at participating retailers.