Argentinian director Andres Muschietti’s adaptation of Stephen King’s It debuted with $117.8 million, the third best opening of 2017, setting numerous box office records and boosting the slumping box office up 22% as Spider-Man Homecoming debuted in China and passed Wonder Woman's global total.

There has been much movement on geek-related cinema projects recently, and we round-up the happenings here.

August was another tough month in a tough year for comics and graphic novel sales in comic stores.

Others include a new Henson Storyteller series, Hotel Transylvania news, highlights of kids titles shipping in November, the first Hanazuki graphic novel, and more.

Disney announced it would be removing Disney and Pixar movies from the streaming service Netflix in 2019, but hedged their bets on whether Star Wars and Marvel Cinematic Universe content would remain.

This week, Steve Bennett discusses Marvel's attempt to elevate The Inhumans from second tier characters to TV headliners.

Star Wars Episode IX has lost its director.

Funko debuted its first branded retail location, a 17,000 square foot store, last month, and Rob Salkowitz shares his impressions and photos.

This was the first Labor Day weekend in 25 years that didn’t include the debut of a new film in more than 1,000 theaters, and while that lack of competition led to minimal week-to-week drops for the holdovers, it also produced the lowest grossing Labor Day frame since 2000.

The end of August has brought several reveals for upcoming TV series.