The King is Watching: Rule With an Unblinking Eye Kingdom Builder Game
Rule by sight in The King is Watching! This roguelite kingdom builder launches July 21 on Steam—200K wishlists, 96% rating. Watch, build, conquer, repeat!
Rule by sight in The King is Watching! This roguelite kingdom builder launches July 21 on Steam—200K wishlists, 96% rating. Watch, build, conquer, repeat!
Dive into the Smurfs’ origins with Papercutz’s new 304-page second archive of Peyo’s classics, including Smurfette’s debut and Johan & Peewit’s epic tales!
Yankees honor Seinfeld’s George Costanza on Aug 21 with a bobblehead of him napping under a desk—just like in the iconic “The Nap” episode. Don’t miss it!
Becoming Led Zeppelin is the first official documentary on the iconic band, offering rare footage and personal stories from their postwar roots to rock stardom.
Fantagraphics celebrates Beetle Bailey’s 75th anniversary with a stunning coffee-table retrospective book honoring Mort Walker’s legendary comic strip legacy.
The Toxic Avenger returns from the sewers in a gloriously grotesque remake starring Peter Dinklage. Get ready for radioactive mayhem in theaters August 29th!
As iconic Disney-era characters enter the public domain, filmmakers unleash a dark wave of horror parodies, creating the Public Domain Cinematic Universe.
Phil Rosenthal and daughter Lily return with Just Try It!, a funny, heartwarming kids' book about bravery, broccoli fears, and the magic of trying new things.
Make a splash with Dr. Squatch x SpongeBob! Tropical soaps and deodorants inspired by SpongeBob & Patrick keep you fresh from head to (Bikini) bottom.
Vince Guaraldi’s " You’re a Good Sport, Charlie Brown" is presented in a fully remastered edition, complete with bonus tracks and a collectible Zoetrope vinyl.
Mark the 50th anniversary of Jaws with a stunning remastered score by John Williams, exclusive Mondo vinyl releases, and the legendary theme that changed film forever.
Boris Karloff stars in Frankenstein 1970, a 1958 cult horror oddity set in the future of 1970. Released by Warner Archive, it's eerie, atomic, and not part of