Neo Ultra Q Review (Ultraman, Blu-ray, Mill Creek Entertainment)
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Neo Ultra Q has arrived on Blu-ray from Mill Creek Entertainment! How does the show live up to the legacy of the original Ultra Q, which is credited with creating the entire Ultra and Ultraman universe of TV shows, movies, comics, cartoons? Prepare to venture into the unknown!
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