Here is a preview of Fantastic Four #1 variant covers by Artgerm for Marvel Comics.

I have seen the future of fan conventions and it is dark.

As expected Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom topped the weekend box office with a $150 million bow, marking only the second time in domestic box office history that films have opened with over $100 million on two consecutive weekends.

A beloved Marvel character may get her own film, Lasseter’s replacements are named, and lots of DC news dominate the latest geek movie update.

Dave Elliott of Atomeka saw Rob Salkowitz’s column on the middlebrow comics glut, and directed our attention to his post (originally on DeviantArt), with his outline for improved publishing programs at the Big Two comic publishers.

Simon & Schuster imprint Gallery 13 has acquired the rights to the graphic novels based on Stephen King’s The Dark Tower novels and will be re-releasing the series in 11 volumes.

In a reversal of a multi-decade policy, Diamond Comic Distributors has partnered with Premier publishers and Diamond Select Toys to offer retailers incentives for wholesaling comics to "complementary" businesses using one of its 44-Pocket Comic Spinner racks.

The comics market has been feeling glutted for a while now, though most of the attention has been focused on the antics of DC Comics and Marvel Comics.

DC Comics is making hay with their exclusive with writer Brian Michael Bendis, announcing four more releases for this fall.

These are estimate of the sales on comic books by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during May 2018.