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Top 10 Musical Performances in The Simpsons, Ranked

Comic Book Author Warns of Unauthorized Batman, Superman Stories Once Copyrights End

Superman and Batman Copyrights Will Expire -- How Will DC Respond?

Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman will lose copyright protection in the 2030s, and DC is planning ahead for a world of public domain superheroes.

Every Sideshow Bob Episode Of The Simpsons, Ranked Worst To Best

As Bart's nemesis, Sideshow Bob is one of the longest-running antagonists on "The Simpsons." These are his essential appearances.

Wonder Woman no match for 'Mum', Britain's domestic superhero

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87-Year-Old Comic Book Artist Reportedly Making Millions Selling NFTs

87-Year-Old Comic Book Artist Reportedly Making Millions Selling NFTs ✖ The industry of non-fungible tokens has exploded over the past few months, as people have used the blockchain technology responsible for powering cryptocurrencies to bring a whole new meaning to digital art. A number of notable names and brands have used the burgeoning industry to sell their content, ranging from horror movies made by Kevin Smith to virtual tacos made by Taco Bell. The NFT world has also become a point of contention within the comic industry, and it looks like a major Bronze Age artist is now part of that. A new article from the

NFTs Give Artists the Chance to Reverse Their Extinction

NFTs give artists the chance to reverse their extinction Digital paintings by Beeple at a crypto art exhibition entitled Virtual "Niche: Have You Ever Seen Memes in the Mirror?," one of the world's first physical museum shows of blockchain art, ahead of its opening in Beijing on March 26, 2021. NICOLAS ASFOURI/Getty Images More artists are trying to sell NFTs and the art world is trying to keep up, reported The WSJ. NFTs could help revive the middle-class artistic economy which has been dwindling for decades. The NFT market has already grown into a $250 million market, according to a 2020 report. The NFT craze continues, and it could change the art world.

'Batman Is Ours Alone to Exploit.' DC Comics Warns Against Using Its Characters In NFTs

DC Comics, Inc., a subsidiary of Warner Bros, is unhappy with artists using its intellectual property in non-fungible tokens. The publisher has its own plans.

'iCarly' Revival on Paramount Plus: Everything We Know

Here is everything we know about the Miranda Cosgrove-led Nickelodeon show's return.