This week Bennett gives his highlights from the San Diego Comic-Con news.

Dynamite announced Warren Ellis as writer for its James Bond 007 comic, a licensing deal with Atari, Garth Ennis’s new creator-owned series A Train Called Love, a retrospective art book of artist Jose “Pepe” Gonzalez, and the art team on Aliens/Vampirella.

Matthew Vaughn’s surprisingly successful film adaptation of Dave Gibbons and Mark Millar’s The Secret Service comic book series tops an interesting week of releases that also include the teen comedy The DUFF , and a host of TV offerings including the first season of Guillermo Del Toro’s The Strain , a complete hi-def collection of Gerry Anderson’s Thunderbirds, and a full slate of anime.

Neil Blomkamp’s Chappie opened below expectations, but still took the box office derby on the worst weekend of 2015 so far for Hollywood. The total of the top 12 films was down a whopping 39.8% from the same weekend last year.

Fox has released a new international trailer and posters.

Review of Adventure Time: The Art of Ooo HC, published by Abrams.

Dynamite Entertainment launching 007 comics in 2015.

Guardians of the Galaxy is #1 of the few bright spots in dismal summer box office.

This week, Thorne looks at the surprising duo of films about Dungeons & Dragons .

All the geek films this quarter.