Warner Archive fans—this is the one you’ve been waiting for. Movie Zyng is proud to be the exclusive host of the Warner Archive 17th Anniversary Sale, featuring over 650 titles from one of the most beloved collector lines in home entertainment. Here’s the offer: This year’s sale is especially exciting, with over 100 titles included…
The Undertaker Volume OneBy Xavier Dorison and Ralph Meyer112 pages/Abrams ComicArts/$25.99 While the Western has risen and fallen in favor here in America, it has continued to fascinate European creators, who have produced works set in an era they know only from history and movies. Among the more interesting offerings has been the Undertaker series…
Since the first animated short in 1929, the Looney Tunes brand has signified creative genius and unusual freedom for its animators, who were not required to follow the vision of one man: Walt Disney. Instead, producer Leon Schlesinger oversaw a long run of entertaining eight-minute cartoons that introduced a stressed nation to live-wire characters, beginning…
New York, NY— March 12, 2026 — I herald his beginning. I herald your end. I herald… Galactus! Those haunting words uttered by Shalla-Bal spurred Marvel’s First Family into action this past summer in Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four: First Steps. This June, discover more about the Silver Surfer of Earth-828 in FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST…
Universal City, California, March 12, 2026 – The continuing popularity of manga and anime will once again be integral to Universal Fan Fest Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood with the addition of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon the Miracle: Moon Palace Chapter Deluxe, an all-original Japanese manga and CG anime short film that originally debuted as…
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine OmnibusBy Various384 pages/IDW Publishing/$24.99 While Star Trek: Deep Space Nine may never achieve the commercial success of Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation, it is, for many, the best of the many series. Produced while the focus was on TNG and the development of Voyager, it allowed the…
Godzilla Rulers of EarthBy Chris Mowry, Matt Frank, and Jeff Zornow592 Pages/IDW Publishing/$13.99 I grew up in the 1960s when the first Godzilla movies became part of the monster movies frequently found on television at all hours of the day or night. I recall being thrilled to be taken to see Destroy All Monsters because…
Movie Zyng, the online sales site which specializes in Warner Archive’s deep library and other manufacturing-on-demand films, is running a sale on its Universal Studios catalogue. The sales site describes itself as “a next-generation DVD eCommerce platform. Available from Allied Vaughn, it is powered by a deep catalog of movie, film, episodic series and documentaries…
The Shadowed Circle CompendiumEdited by Steve Donoso180 pages/Renaissance Arts Press/$30 softcover, $50 hardcover) There is no excuse for why this review is so late, and I owe editor Steve Donoso a major apology. The Shadow has endured for 92 years, first as a radio voice, then in pulp magazine exploits, selling so furiously that it…
SYNOPSISExpanding upon the world created by Danny Boyle and Alex Garland in 28 Years Later—but turning that world on its head—Nia DaCosta directs 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. In a continuation of the epic story, Dr. Kelson (Ralph Fiennes) finds himself in a shocking new relationship —with consequences that could change the world as…
When I started writing for the Tom and Jerry syndicated newspaper strip in 1990, I was given three rules: 1. Tom could chase Jerry but not catch him. 2. No violence! Not none, not never! 3. No puns. The first two rules contravened fifty years of animated history, spanning more than 160 anvil-dropping, tail-chopping, dynamite-explosive…
There were three major comics memoirs by women in the fall of 2025, all about the same cluster of topics: eating, cooking, family, and how those things are connected. I don’t know if it’s going to be surprising to anyone that many women have issues around both eating (their bodies are often policed by others)…
