This week, Bennett discusses the media reaction to Free Comic Book Day offerings and offers thoughts about why Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 has done so well at the box office.

While the summer box office season kicks into high gear this week, there’s relatively little happening on the home entertainment front save for the release of the latest seasons of Orange Is the New Black , and Inside Amy Schumer , plus a new Blu-ray of the 2012 Simon Pegg horror/comedy A Fantastic Fear of Everything , as well as the first anime feature film ever, a Disney-influenced 74 minute exercise in anthropomorphic propaganda.

Here's a review of Shahrazad , published by Osprey Games.

This week, Bennett weighs in on the Captain America Secret Empire storyline, the new movie based on ‘Superman Vs. the KKK,’ and possible plans for a Star-Blossom comic from Gail Simone and Colleen Doran.

It’s not a great week for home entertainment releases, but there are some offerings of wildly varying quality including an unjustly maligned movie with a major appeal to dog owners, the third movie in the Ring horror film franchise, a low-price edition of the science fiction series The 4400 , and a wonderful, wordless animated film The Red Turtle , which was co-produced by Studio Ghibli.

There has been a lot of movement on upcoming geek movie projects in the last few days, and we round it up here.

Walt Disney Studios released a list of new and updated movie dates for Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, and other studios.

Best in Shows is an ICv2 calendar of geek movies listed by release date.

Twentieth Century Fox has released a bevy of movie date announcements for 2018 and beyond, for several geek related films.

There aren’t a lot of home entertainment releases this week, but there are some choice ones including La La Land , the fifth Underworld action horror film, the first seasons of the gritty TNT series Animal Kingdom and anime One-Punch Man .