WME has signed the NFT Non-Fungible Heroes project as the agency continues to expand access to IP-driven blockchain technology.
Non-Fungible Heroes, led by CEO Michael Shaiman, originally came out as an NFT collection featuring characters from “Heroes” and “Crime”. The collection aims to introduce NFT owners to the characters’ intellectual property rights, allowing them to create their own character stories and features, and work with a team of artists and writers to turn those ideas into other stories, games, and comics.
Last month, Non-Fungible Heroes released the first issue of Digital Comics, Nocturnal monkey, Which was distributed free of charge to all NFT owners. The second edition is expected to be published in May.
The comics were created in association with Non-Fungible Films, an independent entertainment studio focused on web3 projects, and also formed a production partnership with WME. The studio, founded by Cameron Mullen, is also collaborating with other organizations to create IP-based projects in movies, TV and games that originated as NFTs. Other non-expendable film projects include upcoming animated shows based on licensed characters from the Bored Ape Yacht Club.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
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