This week, Bennett looks at the news from San Diego Comic-Con and picks the things he's sorriest he missed.

Here's a review of Onitama , published by Arcane Wonders.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include a worthy sequel, Barbershop: The Next Cut , an uneven, but personal almost “auteuristic” R-rated comedy from Melissa McCarthy, a wild, sci-fi-tinged crime picture with a great cast that includes Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds, and a delightful “street musical” set in Dublin in the 1980s that will please all those who enjoyed Once and Begin Again .

Justin Lin’s Star Trek Beyond easily topped the weekend box office with $59.6 million, while The Secret Life of Pets melted down newcomer Ice Age: Collision Course , which posted the worst opening for a studio-produced animated feature film in a decade.

This week, Bennett looks at the new Iron Man and an outdated storytelling trope that should be retired.

Eleven comic titles had sales to comic stores over 100,000 copies in June, one of the better performances in recent years.

Salkowitz presents a quick cull of the panels, screenings and events that hold some appeal to business folks at San Diego Comic-Con.

This week Bennett takes another look at angry fans.

This week’s home entertainment releases won’t overshadow the fireworks, but there are some items of interest including Stephen Chow’s wild Hong Kong fantasy/comedy The Mermaid , a visually stunning Brazilian animated feature, the latest season of the marvelously Machiavellian political drama House of Cards , reasonably-priced collections of The Real Ghostbusters , and a bevy of interesting anime offerings led by the only Studio Ghibli film that has never been released here before and the steampunk sci-fi epic The Empire of Corpses.

Hasbro, Inc. will launch the new Speak Out party game for adults in August.