Ares Games has announced a new initiative targeted at hobby stores that coincides with the release of its survival horror game Last Friday.

Marvel has lit the fuse, and they’re set to watch the fireworks with the December 14 debut of #1 at launch parties around the country.

This is the lightest week of home entertainment releases in the fall so far, but there are some interesting offerings including a scary old school horror film, a better-than-expected teen-targeting techno-thriller, the first U.S. release of one of the great shonen anime action series, and an offbeat family drama that features one of Viggo Mortensen’s best performances.

Tyler Perry’s Boo! A Medea Halloween topped the weekend box office with an estimated $27.3 million, followed closely by the Tom Cruise-starring Jack Reacher: Never Go Back at $23 million.

As DC commemorates the 75th anniversary of the creation of Wonder Woman with new books, the profile of the character has been raised by a U.N. ambassadorship and a new stamp in the run-up to the movie.

Capitalizing on the character’s 75th Anniversary and upcoming movie, WizKids will release DC Comics HeroClix: Wonder Woman Gravity Feed.

The first Marvel comic miniseries inspired by Disney’s Tsum Tsum toy line is set for collection.

AT&T is in “advanced talks” to acquire Time Warner, parent of Warner Bros. Studios; cable channels including HBO, TNT, and TBS; and DC Entertainment.

Upper Deck has announced the next expansion for its popular line of Legendary Deck Building Games.

One of Midtown Comics’ exclusive variant covers for Marvel’s Invincible Iron Man #1 has been pulled from solicitation.

WizKids will release the fantasy card game The Banishing.

Here's a preview of Art of Atari HC , published by Dynamite Entertainment.