With publishers such as Aftershock, Valiant and Image Comics giving the big two a run for their money with online offerings, people are now more than willing to grab some graphic fiction via a quick download. So what’s the actual result of this new comic book revolution? Well, actual physical sales are currently experiencing a dip, with ICv2’s Milton Griepp and Comichron’s John Jackson Miller detailing how digital distribution was changing the game.

Black Panther will be out on Blu-Ray…pretty chuffing soon actually. While it’ll hit digital streaming services on May 08, you can expect to get your Blu Ray fix on May 15. Here’s Wakanda content you can expect to find on the physical release.

Wouldn’t it be cool, if there was a way to have the pure technical artistry of analog film photography combined with the innovations of the digital side of that equation? Well now there is.

Games will be sold completely digitally in the near future, says Take-Two president Karl Slatoff. "I just can't predict whether that's five years, 10 years, or 20 years. It's probably less than 20 and maybe more than five, but I think it ultimately gets there. That's the zeitgeist. Things are moving in that direction.

DOOM is coming to Nintendo Switch later this year, but Bethesda is cutting a few corners with content to get the incredible shooter to the portable console.

There's a booming market out there for digital comic books. But it still has a long way to go before it can replace the physical medium itself.

Why is there such a massive price gap between some games locally? There's many reasons actually.

The Division is already showing fantastic returns for Ubisoft, breaking multiple launch day sales records across the board.