This week, Rob Salkowitz looks at Marvel's ten year victory march.

Marvel Studio’s nineteenth release Avengers: Infinity War set new domestic and global box opening records with an estimated $250 million here in North America and $630 million worldwide.

Archaia will release Jim Henson’s Beneath The Dark Crystal , a new sequel series to the film.

John Krasinski and Emily Blunt’s horror film A Quiet Place climbed back up to #1 in its third weekend of release, while Amy Schumer’s I Feel Pretty and the 16-years-in-the-making Super Troopers 2 both surpassed expectations, helping to drive the top 12 films to a solid 20.4% gain over the same frame in 2017.

Rob Salkowitz previews the massive Marvel exhibit at the Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle, and we share pics of some of the artifacts.

Here's a preview of Marvel's upcoming variant covers celebrating 50 years of Captain Marvel's alter ego Carol Danvers.

The Dwayne Johnson-starring, video game-based Rampage debuted below expectations, but had just enough to post a narrow win over John Krasinski's horror film A Quiet Place.

For the second month in a row, Black Panther graphic novels dominate the March superheroes chart, taking up seven of the 20 slots.

The Superhero chart is extremely top-heavy, with the number two book selling less than half as many units as the top seller.

Avengers: Infinity War is outpacing that last seven MCU films -- combined -- in advance tickets sales at Fandango.