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September 1, 2009
Marvel’s elusive ‘Ike’ is key character
...Walt Disney’s $4bn deal to buy Marvel Entertainment, the comic book publisher he...given a press interview while running Marvel, which owns the rights to Spider...of court settlement was agreed with Stan Lee, the creator of some of Marvel’s best known characters. With...Vollmer, head of Booz & Company’s media practice. The cash and stock nature... By Matthew Garrahan and Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson
September 2, 2009
Marvel's elusive 'Ike' is a key character
...Walt Disney's $4bn deal to buy Marvel Entertainment, the comic book publisher he has...given a press interview while running Marvel, which owns the rights to Spider...of court settlement was agreed with Stan Lee, the creator of some of Marvel's best known characters. With special...Vollmer, head of Booz & Company's media practice. The cash and stock nature... By Matthew Garrahan and Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson
January 11, 2009
Pow factor of a comic-book hero
...out-of-court settlement with Mr Lee after he sued the company, saying...differences with the group. “I love the Marvel company,” he says. “They are good...writer.” As he tries to build up Pow Entertainment, he is determined to avoid past mistakes. Stan Lee Media, which he formed after leaving Marvel, went into bankruptcy when Peter Paul... By Matthew Garrahan
January 12, 2009
Pow factor of a comic-book hero
...out-of-court settlement with Mr Lee after he sued the company, saying...differences with the group. "I love the Marvel company," he says. "They are good...writer." As he tries to build up Pow Entertainment, he is determined to avoid past mistakes. Stan Lee Media, which he formed after leaving Marvel, went into bankruptcy when Peter Paul... By Matthew Garrahan
August 31, 2009
Disney to buy Marvel for $4bn
...4bn (£2.4bn) bid for Marvel Entertainment in a deal that will unite Iron Man...than $1.4bn for Ike Perlmutter, Marvel’s chief executive and largest shareholder...other transactions at a time when the entertainment industry is in flux. Shares in DreamWorks...company hoped eventually to distribute Marvel movies, but that it would respect...prove to be the first of multiple media transactions,” said Anthony DiClemente... By Matthew Garrahan in Los Angeles and Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson in New York
October 30, 2009
Hassle-free holiday homes with returns
...foreign property specialists, and they all marvel at the British obsession with house prices...property leaseback and rental company Pierre et Vacances (P&V) recounts that British investors’ first...4-5 per cent. For UK investors, P&V dominates the leaseback market – and is...this position in two ways. First, P&V’s parent company is aggressively expanding... By David Stevenson
February 3, 2010
Studio auctions steal limelight in Hollywood
...branded divisions, such as Pixar and Marvel.Both sales will test the value of...says Robb Klein, a lawyer in the entertainment, media and technology group at Sheppard Mullin...interested in Miramax, including Summit Entertainment, the studio behind the Twilight...director of Clear Scope Partners, an entertainment advisory group. “Strategic buyers... By Matthew Garrahan in Los Angeles
November 28, 2009
Books of the year
...s most influential media couple. Inside Central Asia By...was like to ride a Saturn V or walk on another world...Royal Bank of Scotland et al...as a socially exclusive entertainment in democratic New York... Introduction by Rosie Blau
November 7, 2009
Tales to Astonish
...to Astonish: Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, and the American Comic Book...1960s when he launched the Marvel Comics line with writer Stan Lee. He co-created the Fantastic...style from a classic 1960s Marvel comic, and journeys through... Review by James Lovegrove
April 30, 2008
From a comic fan to Marvel movie maker
...by the studio. The financing covers Marvel’s releases until 2012 but does...structure guarantees the release of Marvel’s first four films and will be followed...Assuming the films have performed well, Marvel will retain the theatrical rights to the 12...which wanted to bid a large sum for the media rights to show Saturday afternoon baseball...semblance of business thinking to the entertainment industry.” He got his first taste...