At this time of year it’s typically theatrical movies that provide the most interesting releases, but this week there's only one major film due, the finale to the Fifty Shades trilogy, but there are a few items of real interest including the complete first season of the Cartoon Network series Bunnicula , and lower-priced collection of 15 feature-length English murder mysteries from the Midsomer Murders franchise, and a gritty live-action adaptation of the "body horror" manga series Parasyte .

Marvel Studios’ superhero crossover hit Avengers: Infinity War dropped just 56% in its second weekend as it raced to $450 million in North America and $1 billion worldwide.

A live-action Swamp Thing series is in the works for DC’s over-the-top service, which finally has a name.

This week, Steve Bennett discovers a key difference between Marvel’s comics and cinematic universes: the handling of time.

Fantasy Flight Games has announced Star Wars: X-Wing Second Edition, which includes several upgrades for combat.

Hasbro, Inc has signed a deal with Saban Properties LLC for Hasbro to purchase Power Rangers and several other brands.

Marvel Entertainment has released a new trailer and poster for Ant-Man and The Wasp.

This week, Rob Salkowitz looks at Marvel's ten year victory march.

Dark Horse Comics is bringing Team Avatar back to comics this fall.

Animated films dominate this week’s home entertainment releases, which include the first release from Ghibli successor Studio Ponoc, an updating of the Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit, and new releases from the long-running Naruto and Gundam franchises.

Marvel Studio’s nineteenth release Avengers: Infinity War set new domestic and global box opening records with an estimated $250 million here in North America and $630 million worldwide.

IDW Publishing has unveiled the creative team behind the new Big Hero 6 series.