With lots of behind the scenes drama including multiple directors, delays and going over budget, it’s a pleasant surprise that World War Z is as solid as it is, even though it doesn’t come anywhere close to reaching the greatness of the book.

The Age of Ultron comes to an end with possibly huge ramifications for the Marvel universe while GI Joe wraps up it’s first story, Reed Richards and Ben Grimm witness the creation of Dr. Doom and much more in this week’s Pull List.

Zach and Joe (and now Brian) weigh in on what is easily one of the biggest movies of the summer, Man of Steel. Does the new, united DC cinematic universe get off to a great start or is it a super powered disaster?

A brand new Superman book kicks off this week along with new stories for Savage Wolverine and Batman and much more in this week’s Pull List.

The return of a classic series, the launch of a new Daredevil story and the penultimate issue of the Age of Ultron are just some of the comics out this week.

Magicians and heists seems like a perfect match and while Now You See Me is nowhere near a perfect movie, it’s a light and fun heist movie with a great cast and lots of tricks.

A great new sci fi/horror series kicks off this week while Hulk teams up with Thor and battles Wolverine and the Star Trek crew heads off on new adventures, following the events of Into Darkness. Plus much more in this week’s Pull List.

Something most fans thought would never happen finally did this weekend as 15 new episodes of Arrested Development arrived on Netflix for the fourth season. Was it worth the wait or should we have just stuck with the original three seasons?

Fast Five was not just the best Fast & Furious movie, but one of the best action movies in recent memory. Fast & Furious 6 is not quite up to Five’s level but it’s still full of fun characters, great humor and over the top action.

Both teams of Ghostbusters team up to stop The Collectors, Deadpool teams up with Spider-Man and the pulpy adventures of Fabian Gray continue, plus a bunch more in this week’s Pull List.

After rebooting the franchise in 2009 with Star Trek, JJ Abrams sends the Enterprise crew “Into Darkness” against the villainous John Harrison. Is this franchise still moving at warp speed or do they need to eject the warp core?