Geek TV news has been coming in over the past several days, and it's time for another geek TV news round-up!

This week, Scott Thorne explains the basics of game pricing and examines the plausibility of selling a D&D Player's Handbook for more than $1,200.

This week's home entertainment offerings include Sony's attempt to revive the comic book-based Men in Black franchise, an Olivia Spencer horror movie, a smart and savvy coming-of-age film directed by actress Oiivia Wilde, plus the latest episodes of Bob’s Burgers and the breakout superhero anime series My Hero Academia.

Marvel Comics will release a series of 2099 one-shots beginning in November, flowing out of the Nick Spencer storyline in Amazing Spider-Man.

Here's a preview of Barbarella / Dejah Thoris TP, published by Dynamite Entertainment.

Marvel has previously reserved the $500 slipcase edition format for its biggest Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise, the Avengers.

DC Comics and Mattel revealed details on the upcoming He-Man and the Masters of the Multiverse which will release of November 20.

This week, Steve Bennett discusses the return of Shang-Chi and offers some wisdom on the merits of kung fu in comics.

Marvel has revealed key periodical titles from its November solicits, including new Morbius, Deadpool, and Scream: Curse of Carnage series, plus more X-books.

These are estimate of the sales on comic books by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during July 2019.