The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth, two of director and iconic puppet creator Jim Henson’s beloved movies, are getting 4K Blu-ray collectors editions.

Directed by Henson and Frank Oz, The Dark Crystal follows a pair of Gelflings named Jen and Kira, who try to bring balance back to the kingdom of Thra. To complete the mission, they must stop the evil Skeksis and restore the Dark Crystal.

Labyrinth, directed by Henson with George Lucas as an executive producer, takes teenage Sarah on a trip through a complicated supernatural maze to find her younger brother, Toby. Her quest is impeded by Jareth the Goblin King who tries to convince her to let him have the boy.

While both movies have previously been released in 4K Blu-ray, the collector’s editions include never before seen art and special features.

The Dark Crystal collector’s edition comes with a 28-page book about the movie, plus art cards, a sticker, and replica of the movie’s crystal shard. The first disc has a new fan event Q&A with Lisa Henson and audio commentary by conceptual designer Brian Froud.

The second disc includes the featurettes “The Dark Crystal: The Myth, Magic and Henson Legacy,” “The World of The Dark Crystal” documentary, “Reflections of The Dark Crystal: Light On The Path Of Creation,” and “Reflections of The Dark Crystal: Shard of Illusion.” It also comes with picture-in-picture storyboard track, original Skeksis language scenes with introduction by screenwriter David Odell, deleted scenes, photo galleries, and theatrical trailers.

Labyrinth also has a 28-page book, artwork cards, sticker, and glass crystal ball with interior engraving. Disc one has a new Q&A with Brian Henson and Toby Froud, a new contact juggling tutorial, and audio commentary by Brian Froud.

The second disc has the featurettes “Reordering Time: Looking Back at Labyrinth,” “The Henson Legacy,” “Remembering The Goblin King,” “Inside The Labyrinth” making of documentary, “Journey Through The Labyrinth: Kingdom Of Characters,” and “Journey Through The Labyrinth: The Quest For Goblin City.” It also has a Labyrinth anniversary Q&A, The Storytellers: picture-in-picture track, deleted and alternate scenes including audio commentary with Brian Henson, and the theatrical trailer.