This week’s home entertainment releases include Taika Waititi's fun-loving Thor: Ragnarok, Greta Gerwig's critically acclaimed slice-of-life drama Lady Bird, an underrated holiday film, the first season of Donald Glover's innovative Atlanta TV series, and two fascinating documentaries, one from the BBC and another from pioneering female director Agnes Varda.

Warner Bros.' DC Comics-based team-up film Justice League easily won the weekend box office with an estimated $96 million debut, but in the current cutthroat environment for expensive blockbuster films, this nearly $100 million bow is widely viewed as a disappointment.

Taika Waititi’s Thor: Ragnarok dropped just 54% and easily took the box office crown for the second weekend in a row, while two newcomers, the comedy sequel Daddy’s Home 2 and the period murder mystery Murder on the Orient Express both surpassed expectations.

We round up the latest news for Captain Marvel , Venom, and more.

Marvel has dubbed October the “31 Days of #HelaWeen,” promising new Thor: Ragnarok related content every day in October.

There has been much movement on geek-related cinema projects recently, and we round-up the happenings here.

Michael Breakfield of Lone Star Comics in Arlington, Texas, comments on Marvel Comics recent plans to return to "Legacy" numbering.

Marvel Comics continues to announce Marvel Legacy creative teams, reveal covers, renumbering charts, and a new variant cover series.

These are estimates of the sales on graphic novels by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during March 2016.

These are estimates of the sales on graphic novels by Diamond U.S. to comic specialty stores during February 2016.