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

Detective Comics, Saga, and My Hero Academia were the familiar titles at the top of the graphic novel charts broken down by content category.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include three box office “bombs” that despite their financial failures, are definitely worth a look, plus a thought-provoking documentary about church and state in contemporary America, and a classic anime comedy produced by Kyoto Animation.

All of the animation materials (including cels from past and current productions), and all the computers at Kyoto Animation Studio #1 were destroyed.

Jasco Games releases new product information for the Yu Yu Hakusho UFS CCG expansion.

There's still some news to report from Anime Expo, including one item that was reversed.

This week's home entertainment offerings include Shazam!, one of the most entertaining movies yet from the DC Comics Cinematic Universe, plus Fast Color, a totally different kind of superhero film, the first season of the live-action Titans series, a new less expensive complete set of Gerry Anderson's Space: 1999, plus the second collection of the Naruto spin-off, Boruto.

Manga dominates the list of the Top 20 Adult Graphic Novels in the book channel.

Square Enix announced six new series at Anime Expo, and the small manga presses had some reveals of their own.

Kodansha Comics will bring several of its digital-first series to print, including the cult favorite Saint Young Men.