After Cryptozoic’s distribution announcement for Mighty Meeples last month, we asked for clarification of the company’s current distributor roster for different types of products.

This week’s home entertainment releases include two films that were box office “failures,” but are well worth checking out, plus the latest entry in the Ice Age franchise, the sixth season of the brilliant Adventure Time cartoon series, and a stunningly restored version of Fritz Lang’s first great film.

Dynamite Entertainment has announced new projects from writers Brian Wood, Amy Chu, and James Robinson for 2017.

These are estimates of the sales on comic books by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during August 2016.

In Part 2 of this two-part interview, we talk about Titan’s merchandise division, the current shape of its publishing, upcoming expansion, and its retail stores.

This week, Steve Bennett discusses how modern movie fandom has become a full-time investment.

Warner Bros.’ Suicide Squad moderated its box office free fall, dropping just 52% in its third weekend as it topped the box office with an estimated $20.7 million.

We talked to IDW Media Holdings CEO Ted Adams at San Diego Comic-Con recently to get his view of the market and talk about IDW’s latest initiatives and plans. In Part 1 of our two-part interview, we talk about comics, including the Direct Market, variants, the book channel, mass, and digital.

David Ayer’s Suicide Squad easily topped the weekend box office with a potent $135.1 million debut, a new August record, the third time this year that a superhero film has set a new monthly box office mark.

This week, Bennett discusses Future Quest , geeky movie projects, the Archie TV show and Marvel’s new Iron Man.