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Post by mannypeters on Apr 1, 2010 9:21:47 GMT -4
Stan Lee talks about future comics, Apple, Disney/Marvel's "exciting" move to the digital realm and how the iPad is going to play a big role in iPad-only titles.
LINKYThe lawsuit against Stan Lee and Marvel Entertainment has been dismissed, paving the way for the next chapter in the history of comic characters like "Spider-Man" and "The Incredible Hulk".
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STAN LEE: "We're really excited to work with Apple and the iPad device to bring an exciting new way to read comics. Nothing like this has every been done. We're bringing iPad-exclusive comics that you cannot read anywhere else—not even in print!"
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STAN LEE: "It opens the door to a whole new ball game. What's great about this endeavor is that we can reach our audience directly. It's the most intimate form of comics ever invented." ... Wow. Talk about drinking the cool-aid.  |
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Post by monibolis on Apr 1, 2010 13:59:56 GMT -4
It's the most intimate form of comics ever invented." Really? What I do with my comics is very intimate...wow...that sounds really dirty. Well, I think that getting Stan Lee to promote digital comics it's just a way to calm down the "old school readers" |
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Post by mannypeters on Apr 1, 2010 14:35:53 GMT -4
You should click the link and check out the rest of the crazy shit.  |
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Post by droidofages on Apr 1, 2010 22:30:59 GMT -4
Chain link fence! Well, I think that getting Stan Lee to promote digital comics it's just a way to calm down the "old school readers" There's probably a lot of truth in that moni, and if you ask me, there's nothing at all wrong with a deep connection between a consenting comic collection and it's collector. ;D I am curious about this new format for comics but it's unlikely that it will ever become a regular form of consuming comics for me... likely due to my being one of said old schoolers. THIS is what I'm really looking forward to on the IPad. |
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