Comics pioneer Trina Robbins is working on a biography of comics pioneer Gladys Parker.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include the best Transformers movie yet, a gritty Clint Eastwood film based on a true story, a remarkable acting turn by Christian Bale, an animated 1930s pulp magazine/newspaper comic aviation saga, and a superb anime feature about school bullying.

Chronicle Books will release We Rate Dogs: The Card Game and Oh My God, Stacy! this summer.

Apple’s announcement kicks the general panic in the TV content and advertising space up another notch.

At the GAMA Trade Show, Upper Deck shared information on upcoming products for Marvel: Legendary and VS System 2 Player Card Game.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at why comic book movies are more popular than comics.

While there are very few home entertainment releases this week there are some excellent ones including the best superhero film of 2018 (and ’18 was a very good year for spandex on the big screen), an underrated musical from Disney, the first disc release from the new hit Cartoon Network series Craig of the Creek , and the 21st Pokemon movie.

This week, Steve Bennett notes a new barrier breached in animated television, and choses the Most Miserable Superhero Comics.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include the tenth film in J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World franchise, the winner of this year’s “Best Picture” Oscar, and visually impressive steampunk post-apocalyptic saga produced by Peter Jackson.

Despite the increasingly obvious and pathetic attempts of anti-feminist online trolls, who flooded online sites with negative "in-person" reviews, Marvel Studios' Captain Marvel revitalized the fading 2019 box office with a massive $153 million debut.