#SDCC: Marvel gets rights to Miracleman/Marvelman
Just announced at the #cupofjoe panel in San Diego: Marvel Comics has acquired the rights to Miracelman. More details to come…
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Neil Gaiman wrote on his journal at http://journal.neilgaiman.com/2009/07/doing-gloom…the following "Right now I'm not entirely sure what's going to happen, and Mark Buckingham and I haven't signed anything, but I'm really hopeful that Marvel will bring Alan Moore's stories back into print, and the work I did with Mark Buckingham (Miracleman 25 was finished, ready for printing, 16 years ago. It's still in Mark Buckingham's possession, although some of the lettering balloons have gone a bit yellow.) I'm not entirely sure what Marvel's plans are for the character at this point — obviously I'd like to finish the story I started."
Wasn't this the guy who yelled "Split" and broke into dozens of body parts?