The latest volume of VIZ Media’s My Hero Academia didn’t just top the chart of sales in the book channel based on NPD BookScan data for February provided to ICv2.

This week’s home entertainment releases include Taika Waititi's fun-loving Thor: Ragnarok, Greta Gerwig's critically acclaimed slice-of-life drama Lady Bird, an underrated holiday film, the first season of Donald Glover's innovative Atlanta TV series, and two fascinating documentaries, one from the BBC and another from pioneering female director Agnes Varda.

Soaring over $500 million at the domestic box office in just 17 days of release , Black Panther is now the #3 superhero film of all time in the North American market.

Double news on the celebrity health front in the last couple of days.

In a surprising move made only about 60 days before the movie’s originally scheduled release date, Marvel Studios has changed the release date.

The first issue of Nick Spencer and Ryan Ottley's run on Amazing Spider-Man will be released in July.

At Toy Fair, Diamond Select was showing off the latest collectibles exclusive to the comic shop audience, as well as dropping hints at what’s coming for some popular lines.

Marvel will return the Jade Giant to his monstrous origins in June.

Ta-Nehisi Coates announced he will be scripting the new Captain America comic launching this summer.

The end of February brings an abundance of geek TV news.