Image Comics has shared this essay from Publisher Eric Stephenson as The Walking Dead comic ends its long run.

It is slim pickings again in the home entertainment market with this week’s top releases mostly coming from the anime category led by the Studio Ghibli-influenced Okko’s Inn, plus more Dragon Ball Super, the final portion of the stylish 51-episode first season of Black Clover, the second half of Card Captor Sakura: Clear Card saga, and the first 20 episodes of the "Diamond Is Unbreakable" story arc of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventures.

The week's home entertainment offerings include Tim Burton's stylish adaptation of Dumbo, a drama that turns on a scheme to lay fiber optic cable, a penetrating look at the refugee crisis in Germany, a true crime drama starring Martin Clunes, and a futuristic boxing anime that aired on Toonami.

Marvel Studios is sending Avengers: Endgame back to theaters on June 28 with about six minutes of extra footage including at least three deleted scenes as well as a new tribute to Stan Lee, all of which will roll after the credits.

Two spin-offs, a reconstituted Men in Black International and a multi-generational Shaft stumbled as the summer box office took a turn for the worse with total revenues down nearly 53% from the same weekend a year ago when The Incredibles 2 debuted with a stellar $182.7 million.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at Marvel EIC CB Cebulski's comments to a Swedish interviewer, thoughts on a movie or TV show based on Ms. Marvel, with a side trip to look at The Phantom.

We round up the geek movie news from recent days, with news on upcoming films, a release of a 40-year-old classic, and how AT&T will market Warner Bros. films.

Media tie-ins and manga dominate the Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels in the book channel.

The game is built on the new Chrono Clash game system, created by Ryan Miller.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at death in the comics, and how the lessons show the way to making great comics.