[SPEAKER_00]: Sarah Pachele discusses Miles Morales' royalties.
[SPEAKER_00]: The beauty gets a new printing.
[SPEAKER_00]: Lake Cuomo announces guest list.
[SPEAKER_00]: This is Comic Book Club News for December 10, 2025.
[SPEAKER_00]: Here's the latest comic book industry tempest in a teapot.
[SPEAKER_00]: Artists Sarah Pachelli gets no royalties off Miles Morales a character she co-created.
[SPEAKER_00]: The news comes from the Brazilian site, Jamison, who interviewed Pachelli at CCXP 2025.
[SPEAKER_00]: In the interview, which seems light and joky from the con floor, Pachelli in translated statements notes that quote, I don't get anything, and that's the saddest part of my life.
[SPEAKER_00]: Naturally, this being the internet, the fact that Pachelli was joking got lost literally in translation,
[SPEAKER_00]: and sparked a discussion about creator rights.
[SPEAKER_00]: Biles was co-created by Brian Michael Bendis and Bachelet, though since he's considered derivative of Peter Parker's Spider-Man, neither creator gets any royalties or rights to his appearances in movies, video games, or as toys.
[SPEAKER_00]: But Shelley, for her part, fired back on Instagram, blasting the quote, embarrassing clickbait news that twisted completely the tone of our conversation.
[SPEAKER_00]: She also urged fans not to quote, use me or my work to take sides even though royalties and copyrights are hot topics.
[SPEAKER_00]: Last but not least, she added quote, when a creator doesn't interview during a show and CCXP was insanely busy, or being generous and kind, please don't ever take advantage of that to create questionable content to get more followers.
[SPEAKER_00]: Be better, do better.
[SPEAKER_00]: For what it's worth, Jamison seemed to be merely presenting the words of her interview on social, and instead other sites through the interview quotes in the headline.
[SPEAKER_00]: Jeremy Hahn and Jason A. Hurley is the beauty is getting a new printing and advance of the upcoming FX and Hulu TV series adaptation.
[SPEAKER_00]: RICV2, the beauty book one will collect the first 11 issues of the series originally published through image comics and now release through admission press.
[SPEAKER_00]: The trade edition will feature a new cover by Hawn.
[SPEAKER_00]: If you're not familiar, the beauty takes place in a world where an STD makes you look like your best self with the side effect that some people start spontaneously combusting.
[SPEAKER_00]: Meanwhile, a killer seems to be stalking those with the beauty as well.
[SPEAKER_00]: The TV series is from Ryan Murphy and takes significant liberties with that premise, so that should be fun.
[SPEAKER_00]: The beauty hits FX and Hulu on January 21st.
[SPEAKER_00]: While the beauty book won, hits stores the day before on January 20, 2026.
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[SPEAKER_00]: The Lake Komo Comic Art Festival, a boutique convention held at the Villa Urba in Chernobio.
[SPEAKER_00]: Lake Komo Italy has announced the lucky ducks who get to exhibit it this year's fest.
[SPEAKER_00]: Those guests include Liam Sharp, who will provide an exclusive portfolio featuring a one-of-a-kind exclusive art print spotlighting Conan the Barbarian and an original hand-drawn remark and signature for anyone who gets the VIP ticket package.
[SPEAKER_00]: That's all well and good, but who else will be lounging on the shores of Lake Koma this year?
[SPEAKER_00]: How about Alan Davis, Alex Believ, of our Martinez-Weno, Brian Boland, Carmen Konero, Danny David Mac, Dustin Win, Assad Rubish, Frank Joe, Gabriel Del Auto, Gary Frank, Jay Scott Campbell, Mammood as Rar, Pepe LaRaz, Sarah Pachele, Stanley Archer, Mlaow, Terry Dodson, and if you can believe it, many, many more.
[SPEAKER_00]: The Lake Como Comic-Cart Festival is less of a comic convention than a curated art experience, will be held over two days.
[SPEAKER_00]: Saturday, April 25th and Sunday, April 26th, in addition to tables for the artist, there are workshops, panels, and an opening night reception, so it is sort of like a comic convention, let's not get two over our skis.
[SPEAKER_00]: Tickets are on sale now, and they're not cheap.
[SPEAKER_00]: Poor comic book club news, I'm Alex Alben, and I would love to go skiing at the Lake Como Comic Art Festival just to throw it out there.
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