This week’s home entertainment offerings include the first season of the new distaff Doctor Who, the third season of the A.I. savvy sci-fi series Humans, Jim Carrey's powerful performance in the first season of Kidding, Disney’s dance spectacular The Nutcracker, Glenn Close’s Award-winning performance as The Wife, and Joel Edgerton’s powerful Boy Erased.

After a less than stellar debut, M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass managed a strong hold in its second frame as it easily topped the weekend box office charts for a second weekend in a row.

H.P. Lovecraft’s classic story “At the Mountains of Madness” is getting a manga adaptation.

Grey Fox Games will release the two-player fighting board game Bushido and its first expansion, Bushido: Rising Rage, in Q1.

Bushiroad’s own Revue Starlight anime series will be featured in a new expansion for the company’s Weiss Schwarz Trading Card Game.

DC Comics will release Lucifer Omnibus Vol. 1, a nearly 1,000-page collection of the comic that was inspiration for the recently cancelled – and then resurrected – TV drama.

In April, Marvel’s Ten Realms are going to war against the Dark Elf Malekith, and the X-Men, Daredevil, and Punisher will be part of the fight in a series of side stories.

Stone Blade Entertainment and Ultra PRO will release Justin Gary’s new card game RingMaster: Welcome to the Big Top.

Here's a preview of Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #1, published by Dynamite Entertainment.

Here's a review of ​The British Comic Book Invasion: Alan Moore, Warren Ellis, Grant Morrison and the Evolution of the American Style TP, published by McFarland.

The hidden worker placement game Brides & Bribes, published in Italy by Spaceballoon Games, will be distributed outside of Europe by Ares Games.

IDW Publishing's one-shots will feature four different teams: the original "Prime" team, the Real Ghostbusters, the all-female team, and Extreme Ghostbusters.