
Ape Man
Animated teaser · 2:05

A Monogram Pictures division
Hand-drawn energy, new story worlds. Watch our animated sizzles and teasers for Ape Man, ZEN: Intergalactic Ninja, King of the Zombies and Riders of Destiny.

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Animated sizzle / teaser · about 1:06
Zen, a bounty hunter, takes the bounty on Skrell the Smuggler (worth 50,000 credits). Tin Head, his robot best friend, helps him catch Skrell, with some comedy along the way.
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Skrell is a new villain made up for this video.
A hand-drawn look in the style of the early-90s X-Men animated series. The sizzle ends with “Coming soon” and the animated Monogram Animation logo.
More ZEN: ZEN on Upcoming Projects → Monogram Comics →
Featured video
Animated sizzle · 1:01
Three YouTubers (Jax, Mia and Leo) sneak onto a forbidden island chasing views and find it full of goofy zombies. They are chased to a hilltop lab, where the King of the Zombies, an old evil human scientist, brags that his zombie virus turns people into zombies who obey him. Jax asks for a collab, but the King is not impressed by their twelve subscribers.
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Modern 3D animated style. The King of the Zombies is an old evil human scientist.
More King of the Zombies: King of the Zombies on Upcoming Projects → King of the Zombies #1 comic →
Featured video
Animated sizzle · 1:03
A frontier western: saloon gunfights, a train-top showdown and a night siege at the ranch, with plenty of comedy along the way.
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A cel-shaded, anime-style western. The sizzle ends with the Riders of Destiny title over riders at sunset, then “Coming soon” and the animated Monogram Animation logo.
More Riders of Destiny: Riders of Destiny on Upcoming Projects → Riders of Destiny #1 comic →
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New animation from Monogram is on the way.
The division
Led by Rex Wong and Sylvia Hernandez, Monogram Animation forms part of our expansion into animated storytelling, with opportunities to develop characters and worlds for film, television, and digital audiences.
We see Monogram’s future as a connected entertainment business—one where a comic can introduce a screen character, music can become part of a film’s identity, animation can extend a story world, and distribution can help creative work find its audience.
The Future of Monogram →Head of Animation