This week’s home entertainment offerings include a controversial adaptation of one of the most acclaimed storylines in the DC Comics universe, a hugely successful horror/thriller from M. Knight Shyamalan, a new edition of a long out of print Sailor Moon movie, the U.S. disc debut of an excellent Studio Ghibli film from the 1990s, and the first season of a popular new anime superhero series.

Image Comics has revealed the first nine variant covers planned for the company’s 25th Anniversary theme in May: Spawn .

Lucasfilm is launching Star Wars Forces of Destiny , a new IP featuring female characters, with web shorts and toys, followed by other products.

Shea Fontana wrote the Super Hero Girls web series, original graphic novels, and digital-first comic series.

The universe established by puppet maestro Jim Henson in Labyrinth is about to expand thanks to a new TriStar film directed by Fede Alvarez.

Josh Brolin (pictured in Labor Day , above) has been cast in the role of Cable in 20th Century Fox’s Deadpool 2.

This week, Bennett gives his review of X-Men: Gold #1, discusses the controversy with the comic’s artist, offers thoughts on upcoming Cartoon Network shows, and critiques Teen Titans: The Judas Contract.

WizKids has revealed the details of its upcoming DC Comics HeroClix: 15th Anniversary Elseworlds sets.

Marvel has terminated its contract with Ardian Syaf, the artist who slipped religious and political material into X-Men Gold #1.

Space Goat Publishing will be publishing Nazi Puncher , a comic anthology that will benefit the Southern Poverty Law Center.