Prodigy , the next title in Mark Millar’s deal with Netflix, will feature a triptych cover on the first issue, and it won’t see a second printing.

We round up the latest geek TV news in one convenient place.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include the most successful animated superhero film ever, Spike Lee's best film in years, and Sacha Baron Cohen's corrosive, entrapping satire Who Is America?

Overcoming mediocre reviews and a troubled production, Bryan Singer’s rock musical Bohemian Rhapsody took the box office crown with a stellar $50 million debut, leading a trio of newcomers at the top of the chart.

Netflix’s She-Ra and the Princesses of Power has a new trailer and a new release date.

New indie comics publisher Cave Pictures Publishing will focus on a line of spiritually meaningful comics.

The latest geek TV news update has legal action, new series, casting, and the Doom Patrol.

This week, Steve Bennett talks about Doom Patrol, DuckTales, and Alley Oop.

IDW Games has partnered with Sony Pictures Consumer Products to produce a series of tabletop games for both the Men in Black and Ghostbuster franchises, including the first crossover miniatures game.

An adaptation of an immensely popular property has landed an It director, the Boba Fett movie doesn’t have much luck with the Hollywood sarlacc pit, and more in the latest geek movie news roundup.

Emerald City Comic Con founder Jim Demonakos and professional artist Bobby Chiu have partnered to launch LightBox Expo.

This week's home entertainment offerings include what could be the best Warner Bros. DC movie yet, plus an enjoyable, if lightweight cross-genre comedy starring Kate McKinnon, a superior video-centric thriller starring John Cho, a deluxe edition of the best DC-based TV series ever, and the best Nicholas Cage film in years.