This week's home entertainment releases include Danny Boyle’s diverting musical fantasy Yesterday, remakes/updates of Child’s Play and Shaft, a "girl with guns" action film from Luc Besson, plus the latest season of DC's Legends of Tomorrow, and a complete, 14-disc collection of the original 1980s Voltron.

Three volumes of The Boys made the Top 10, thanks to the Amazon Prime Video adaptation.

Sales of the The Boys and My Hero Academia were up in August, while The Adventure Zone cooled down.Sales of the The Boys and My Hero Academia were up in August, while The Adventure Zone cooled down.

It looks like VIZ Media has another hot title, with volume 1 of Komi Can't Communicate charting for the third month in a row.

Two-month sales of the second Adventure Zone volume are still quite a bit higher than they were for the first volume.

There are no traditional superhero titles on the list of the Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels in the book channel.

This week, Steve Bennett talks about the decline of Mad Magazine and the rise of Tyra Banks' new graphic novel Modelland.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at the upcoming Young Donald Duck, from IDW Publishing.

This week, Steve Bennett explains why Spider-Man should be in therapy, and looks at WarnerMedia's puzzling decisions regarding The Banana Splits and Hanna Barbera.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include the big horror film hit of the year so far (Jordan Peele’s Us) , the animated Wonder Park , the second season of the award-winning Killing Eve, a brilliant performance by Benedict Cumberbatch as a dissipated aristo in Patrick Melrose, and the debut of the English language dub of the final season of the Sailor Moon anime series.