This week's home entertainment offerings include a rare ambitious misfire from Disney, Ana Duvernay's A Wrinkle in Time, a disparate bunch of crime films including the Bruce Willis Death Wish and the indie black comedy Thoroughbreds, plus the latest season of South Park and the complete run of the Hulu adult animated superhero comedy series The Awesomes.

Bonfire Agency Founding Partner Steve Rotterdam has added a role as Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing at AfterShock Comics.

After a disappointing debut last weekend, Ron Howard’s Solo: A Star Wars Story plummeted 65.6% in its sophomore frame, a strong indicator that the $300 million production is crash diving into a pool of red ink.

Topps will release a new Star Wars Galaxy – Hobby Set of trading cards for 2018, with new artwork, new autograph signers, and art from the Lucasfilm vault.

Top Shelf Productions is releasing a serialized master edition of Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's visionary From Hell.

BOOM! Studios will extend summer into fall with the release of the Wet Hot American Summer original graphic novel.

USAopoly and Passport have partnered to release Disney Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: A Gemstone Mining Game.

Star Jason Momoa and director Corin Hardy have formally left the remake of The Crow.

The end of the May brings loads of geek TV updates.

Iconic cartoon characters from Nickelodeon are the feature of Nickelodeon’s Splat Attack! board game.

Everything known about The Walking Dead just went out the window.

Jamie Foxx's long flirtation with the film adaptation of Todd McFarlane's Spawn has come to its inevitable conclusion.