The Walking Dead universe continues with spin-off renewals, Netflix has canceled their live-action Masters of the Universe series, Ryan Reynolds is producing the new Biker Mice from Mars, the original TMNT cartoon is coming to Nickelodeon and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

The Flash is making his first solo feature film debut this weekend with the highly anticipated, much-hyped blockbuster DCEU entry but the Multiverse is full of other versions of Barry Allen, including the campy 1990s TV series.

New Lord of the Rings movies are coming from New Line and WB Discovery, Succession is ending with the upcoming fourth season, a new Hellboy movie is in development, Blumhouse is going to start developing video games and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

James Gunn and Peter Safran are now the creative heads of all things DC for Warner Bros Discovery, the Green Lantern HBO Max series will now focus on John Stewart, Tobin Bell is coming back for the next Saw movie, Prime Video is getting an Alex Cross series starring Aldis Hodge, Henry Cavill and Eiza Gonzalez are starring in the new Guy Ritchie movie and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Christopher Walken is ruling the universe in Dune: Part 2, Spinal Tap are reuniting for a sequel movie, Alan Wake is coming to AMC, a ton of TV shows were canceled or renewed, Married With Children is getting an animated revival, the new Doctor Who was cast and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Before you head out to see the Multiverse of Madness in theaters this weekend, experience the 70s madness of the OG Doctor Strange movie, which aired on CBS in 1978.

Disney+ is getting a Zorro reboot, Mega Man is coming to live-action on Netflix, the National Film Registry adds 25 new films to the Library of Congress, Blue Beetle moves from HBO Max to theaters, The CW is developing a Gotham Knights series and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Two years after the comic first debuted with the launch of Image Comics, Jim Lee’s WildC.A.T.S came to CBS with a Saturday morning animated series that lasted for 13 episodes from fall 1994 to winter 1995.