This week's home entertainment releases include the #1 film of 2018, plus the first live-action Pokemon movie, an Aretha Franklin documentary saved from the scrapheap with a computer restoration, a brilliant martial arts film from the auteur of The House of Flying Daggers, the latest seasons of the Archie Comics-inspired Riverdale and the Stephen King-based Mr. Mercedes, as well as new episodes of the white hot anime science fiction series Attack on Titan.

New Asmodee studio Atomic Mass Games will release Marvel Crisis Protocol Miniatures Game Core Set in Fall 2019.

Marvel announced three new one-shot comics in San Diego: White Fox #1, Luna Snow #1, and Crescent and Io #1.

This chart of the ICv2 "Superhero Graphic Novel Franchises" reflects sales in all trade channels for Spring 2019.

Here's a preview of the upcoming "Mary Jane" variant covers coming this October.

Another month with five release dates yields few items of interest in its final week, though the thriller The Intruder and the rom com Long Shot both have their moments, and Bojack Horseman remains one of the more interesting American adult animated shows, and for those interested in 1960s animation can check out the 1967 sci-fi cartoon Johnny Cypher in Dimension Zero, which was animated in Japan.

This week, Steve Bennett looks back at San Diego Comic-Con, and wonders What If...? about the Russo brothers.

Marvel Comics has released additional cover images for their upcoming "Immortal Variants" for September.

Marvel TV revealed titles, release seasons, and more for its Disney+ programming at San Diego Comic-Con.

We round up some of the news from the world of geek TV from the past week.