Publishing

“The saying ’You can’t beat a bit of Bully!’ has never been truer than it is today,” said Bulldog MD Rob Corney.

Publishing Director Ame Verso reveals why David & Charles is careful not to ‘niche the niche.’

“We’re excited for this new chapter in Fitzgerald history, and to work with the IMG team to find fresh opportunities to share Scott and Zelda’s iconic style,” said Blake Hazard, president of the Estate’s licensing entity.

“Expanding the world of The Traitors in fresh, engaging, and creative ways is a key part of our brand strategy, making Walker Books an ideal partner,” said Jason Easy, VP Licensing (Sales) at All3Media International.

The Wizard of Oz: The Official Film Adaptation Graphic Novel comes from Soo Lee, known for her work on ThunderCats: Cheetara and Disney Villains: Maleficent.

“The graphic novel serves as a powerful testament to resilience, justice, and freedom – a narrative that embodies the values we aspire to share with our Oni readers,” said Polarity CEO David Steward II.

“Every detail is a love letter to the TV show: from the full black and white design to the connected cover set to the narrative style,” said series co-editor Ellen Boener.

“I’d rather show than tell”: Comic book creator Michael Walsh discusses his work bringing an iconic Universal Monster into comics.

“Celebrating over 30 years of the animated series, Street Sharks has become a cult-favorite and fans have been chomping at the bit to see more of the crime-fighting brothers Ripster, Jab, Streex, and Big Slammu,” said Ryan Ferguson, Global Head of Publishing at Mattel.

Dan Watters talks us through development of Skybound’s Creature From the Black Lagoon Lives… And shares his pick for a great example of licensed comics.