This week’s home entertainment offerings include new Blu-ray editions of classic, cult-hit Stephen King miniseries, a compendium of all extant Twin Peaks sagas, more of the revived Doctor Who , and a couple of 2016 movie sequels that flopped, though one of them isn’t all that bad.

We talked to IDW Media Holdings CEO Ted Adams at San Diego Comic-Con recently to get his view of the market and talk about IDW’s latest initiatives and plans. In Part 1 of our two-part interview, we talk about comics, including the Direct Market, variants, the book channel, mass, and digital.

Two comic publishers, Fantagraphics and 451 Media, are benefiting from cross-platform media experiences that bring readers to their comics.

DC Comics has announced the signing of an exclusive agreement with artist/writer Tim Seeley, co-creator of Hack/Slash.

Papercutz has announced Charmz, a graphic novel imprint aimed at tween girls.

Here's a preview of Grumpy Cat #6, published by Dynamite Entertainment.

Comic-Con News: One the eve of the San Diego Comic-Con Dynamite Entertainment announced an agreement with Simon & Schuster to bring the classic teen detectives Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys to comics in an all-new series of illustrated adventures.

DC Entertainment will launch a comic miniseries sequel to the 1987 film The Lost Boys under its Vertigo imprint.

These are estimates of the sales on comic books by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during June 2016.

Here's a review of Rebels Vol. 1: A Well-Regulated Militia TP , published by Dark Horse Comics.