After months of nondescript home entertainment releases, it’s blockbuster time.

Here is a preview of Champions #1 by Marvel Comics.

Warner Bros.’ Suicide Squad moderated its box office free fall, dropping just 52% in its third weekend as it topped the box office with an estimated $20.7 million.

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

Suicide Squad , fresh off setting all sorts of August box office records last weekend, followed the lead of Batman v. Superman (-69%), tumbling 67.3% in its sophomore session, though at $43.8 million it still had more than enough box office muscle to hold off all the new entries in this late summer movie season.

Michael Breakfield of Lone Star Comics in Arlington, TX read Rob Salkowitz’s latest column and had this to say.

Columnist Rob Salkowitz looks at why some superhero movies aren’t very good, and what it means.

David Ayer’s Suicide Squad easily topped the weekend box office with a potent $135.1 million debut, a new August record, the third time this year that a superhero film has set a new monthly box office mark.

This chart of the ICv2 "Superhero/Genre Franchises" reflects sales in all channels for Spring 2016.

Robert Scott of Comickaze Comics, Books and More in San Diego, California comments on Marvel's upcoming Prostate Awareness Month variant covers.