BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Comic book legend Stan Lee and his company POW! Entertainment Inc. (OTCQB: POWN) today announced a partnership to produce original digital content with Michael Eisner’s independent studio Vuguru. The deal brings together two storied powerhouses in the world of entertainment that will produce and distribute studio quality films, episodic series and a variety of digital content across multiple platforms. Scott Nocas, a seasoned digital strategist who formerly held positions at Microsoft Xbox and Sony Network Entertainment, has been helping build out POW! Entertainment’s digital strategy, brokered the deal and will now help the companies further expand and develop opportunities.
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Doesn’t Disney own a percentage of POW! Entertainment? Small world indeed.
Now we can see the Stripperella-Governator crossover the world has been screaming for!
Sorry to be sarcastic, but after seeing some of the brilliant ideas Stan Lee’s been trying to foist onto the world I have come to learn two things:
1. The input of Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko and his other Marvel collaborators have been seriously under-appreciated.
2. Stan Lee’s biggest talent lately seems to be at talking investors into putting money into some cringe inducing ideas based on celebrities well past their “Best Before” date.