San Diego Comic-Con has wrapped, so it’s time to dust off and round up some geek movie news.

The latest geek TV update has all sorts of reveals, from casting, to new images, to new series.

This week’s home entertainment releases include a fascinating/cerebral/ Lovecraftian science fiction film you may not have heard about, a superior neo-noir thriller that also may have eluded your attention, plus another convoluted noir with a stand-out performance from Margot Robbie, and the first season of the well-reviewed DC Comics-based superhero series Black Lightning .

Denis Kitchen and Beehive Books are celebrating the work of cartoonist and illustrator Harrison Cady.

The end of the May brings loads of geek TV updates.

After months of casting news on the upcoming Amazon series The Boys, we finally know who will play Billy Butcher.

There are few items of serious interest for geek viewers coming out on disc this week, though the fourth film in the Insidious horror film franchise should be of interest to horror film fans, and the live-action adaptation of the Tokyo Ghoul manga should also please fans of the macabre, while the anime series My Hero Academia: Season 2 continues the construction of an interesting fantasy world in which super-powered individuals are common.

Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther became the first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to top the box office for four straight weeks, and the first film of any kind to accomplish that feat since Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

This week, Steve Bennett looks at comics-based words in the language, the new Nancy Drew, fashion in comics, and Dynomutt!

In his ongoing campaign to reclaim his creation Pepe the Frog, Matt Furie is suing InfoWars for copyright infringement.