The latest development in DC/WB/Netflix and now…Paramount
More drama, more quotes, more Hollywood executives talking about how great the DC IP library is as the battle for ownership of WBD heats up
Paramount makes hostile, larger bid for Warner Bros. than Netflix
DC Comics' owner might still land under the same roof as Star Trek, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Nickelodeon.
Miles Morales co-creator Sara Pichelli receives no royalties from spin-offs
"I don't get anything. And that's the saddest part of my life." said Sara Pichelli.
DC Comics is hiring and exploring its theme park options
DC is hiring at least one person for book trade sales, while Warner Bros. is reportedly looking at options for theme parks
KPOP DEMON HUNTERS books from Penguin Random House start to hit shelves
Penguin Random House has announced a KPop Demon Hunters publishing program, with its first two titles hitting shelves on December 30.
What does Netflix buying Warner Bros mean for DC Comics?
With Netflix beginning talks to acquire Warner Bros., what will happen to DC Comics, a publishing oddity in the studio system
Remow’s It’s Anime FAST channel expands to Vizio’s WatchFree+
Remow has launched the It's Anime FAST channel on Vizio's free streaming service, WatchFree+, following its summer launch on Samsung TV Plus.
CRWN Studios launches distribution arm
The long running Portland-based publishing services house CRWN Studios is expanding to distribution with a 25-year-Diamond Comics veteran as Director of Sales
In Funko’s Fall, We Sinned All
With Funko's future in doubt, a look back at how Pops took over the world and comics shops, and whether they can be replaced
Portland’s Books With Pictures starts GoFundMe campaign
Portland's beloved Books With Pictures comics shop has launched a fundraiser to pay off debts, and the community is rallying around it
Kickstarter staff strike ends
The platform's unionized workers, Kickstarter United, gained "historic protections" against AI and more after striking for 42 days.
Disney and YouTube announce a truce after Disney’s hard line with investors
Disney-owned channels are back on YouTube TV after a two-week absence. The two mega-corporations had reached an impasse in their carriage negotiations, and eventually their previous deal expired, leading to a showdown.
