Just in time for Comic-Con comes allegations that Radical Comics owner Blatant Entertainment, the company behind characters including Hercules, Caliber, Ryder of the Storm and Assassins, has performed less than heroically for one of its co-founders. Full story
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July 22, 2009
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- Heat Vision sets its sights on what’s hot in the world of fanboy entertainment, from blockbuster films to the comic books that inspire them. Its author is Borys Kit of The Hollywood Reporter.
Another interesting quote, from THREsq.com: “Blatant’s management failed to have any of its employees sign work-for-hire agreements and/or assignments of copyrights, thereby clouding title to all of Blatant’s projects, and making it impossible for Blatant to provide proper chain of title documents and guarantees to investors, production companies, studios, and insurers, to the detriment of its shareholders.” If this is true, this a whole new can of worms for the comics-to-film venture company.
Posted by: mac speicher | December 18, 2009 at 08:32 PM