Chris Arrant is the Editor-in-Chief at Popverse. He covers a wide range of topics within the realms of publishing and media, arts and entertainment, and consumer events, reflecting his extensive experience in writing and editing for notable outlets like USA Today, Entertainment Weekly, and Marvel. Chris has also been featured in GamesRadar+, NewsBreak, and Popverse.
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Chris Arrant's articles primarily focus on entertainment news, particularly comic books, superheroes, and related media. Given the event coverage and press release attributes of his work, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches that provide exclusive insights or access to events related to comic books, superhero movies, TV shows, or streaming services.
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When is the next Absolute Wonder Woman comic? Issues #24, #25, #26, and beyond
By: Chris Arrant
When is the next Absolute Superman comic? Issues #24, #25, #26, and beyond
When is the next Midnight Fantastic Four comic? Issues #1, #2, #3, and beyond
When does Marvelâs Midnight Spider-Man come out? Every issue release date
By: Chris Arrant
TOKYOPOP wants investors to fund its transformation, but its financial disclosures reveal a company under strain after a $2m gamble turned into a $2m loss.
By: Chris Arrant
- D Comics (yes, sort of like DC Comics) is the working name for Disney and WEBTOONâs new comics app platform. - Don't read into the King Spawn movie title
By: Chris Arrant
Popverse Superfans & NYCC VIPs can get a bulk of their merch shopping done early, leaving more time for [insert fun here] at New York Comic Con.
By: Chris Arrant
The voice behind Peter Parker in Marvelâs Spider-Man and Marvel Rivals has written a new foreword for Fanbase Pressâ Shrub collected edition.
By: Chris Arrant
Marvel Masterworks nearly died, but one collector looked at his 389-volume shelf and said, âMaybe we could take this on?â
By: Chris Arrant
Eric Reynolds still believes comics are alive and well, even if the comics business makes him deeply cynical.
