The first weeks of the year are hardly prime time for home entertainment releases, but there are a few items of interest including a raucous comedy from Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish, the Tarantino-esque neo-noir Bad Times at the El Royale , the first season of the Stephen King-inspired Castle Rock , and The Oath, a biting political satire.

James Wan's Aquaman topped the box office for the third weekend in a row, remaining on track to set a record for DCU films by topping the charts for four straight weekends.

We round up the geek TV news that came in over the holidays, with two new trailers, big news on new series, and more.

Dark Horse Comics is planning companion graphic novel anthologies for two upcoming live action adaptations of Disney animated features.

Bandai is celebrating the U.S. launch of the Dragon Ball Super: Broly movie with three special Dragon Ball Super: Broly Pack promotions.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at the new She-Ra series and why a He-Man series seems unlikely.

James Wan's Aquaman slipped just 23.5% from its robust debut, earning $51.55 million and easily winning the box office in the final weekend of 2018, a year in which superhero films topped the charts for 16 weekends.

DC Universe has released an extended 2019 trailer teasing upcoming series for the streaming platform.

IDW Games will release Munchkin: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Deluxe in January.

James Wan’s Aquaman, the latest major expansion of the DC Cinematic Universe, earned an estimated $67.4 million over the 3-day weekend, performing almost exactly as analysts had predicted, and appears to be well on its way to reach a $100 million 5-day total on Tuesday.

The latest geek TV news has Batman villains, Gelflings and Skeksis, the JSA, and much more.

The company formerly known as Wizard World, Inc. has changed its company name.