Publishing
Legendary Comics to launch Monsterverse anthology graphic novel
The anthology focuses on the stories behind Titans like Abaddon, Behemoth, Tiamat and Titanus Doug.
Penguin Random House’s upcoming Doctor Who slate spans puzzle, activity and crochet books
AmiguWHOmi: Crochet Adventures in Time and Space – written by crochet designer Liz Ward – featuring patterns for all skill levels.
IMG eyes partners across apparel, food, toys and more for Metropolitan Transportation Authority
“The MTA is much more than a transit system – it’s a cultural touchstone that reflects the fast-paced, buzzing energy of New York City,” said Robert M. Schwartz, Vice President at IMG Licensing.
Riot Games teams with Orbit for Ambessa: Chosen Of The Wolf novel
The book, written by author C.L.Clark, focuses on fan-favourite League of Legends champion and Arcane character Ambessa Medarda.
Pokémon in print: As the 30th anniversary countdown begins, we chat to Farshore’s John Packard
John Packard, Publishing Director at Farshore, HarperCollins UK, discusses the secret of Pokémon’s appeal.
IDW Publishing and Toho International extend partnership through to 2029
“We’re telling the best Godzilla stories in the world, inside the best comics on the shelves,” said IDW’s Godzilla line editor Jake Williams.
Titmouse to bring Nights comic book series to TV
“Nights is a generational experience in the making,” said Alexei Bochenek, Creative Director at Titmouse.
Disney Consumer Products details Marvel Super Heroes Vs Villains campaign, spanning toys, apparel, books and more
The campaign includes launches from Hasbro, LEGO, Funko, Topps, Homage, Aéropostale, Mattel, Jazwares, Wizards of the Coast and more.
The Summoning to get graphic novel treatment from Oni Press
The new graphic novel series is based on the animated short created by Elyse Castro and produced by FredFilms and Sony Animation.
Skybound Entertainment’s Garima Sharma on the rise and rise of Invincible
Garima Sharma, VP of Licensing and Partnerships at Skybound Entertainment, on what gives a comic ‘brand potential’ – and why Invincible continues to resonate.