Sir Richard Branson's Bangalore start-up, Virgin Comics, has signed up with India's UTV Motion Picture to create India's first set of modern superheroes for the big screen, a move that pitches it against Walt Disney and Time Warner. Vikas Bhal, creative and business head of Spotboy, the UTV unit working with Virgin Comics, declined to give details of the proposed character as they are still under development. However, the first should be ready for release in the first quater of 2008, he said.Monday, 13 August 2007
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Sir Richard Branson's Bangalore start-up, Virgin Comics, has signed up with India's UTV Motion Picture to create India's first set of modern superheroes for the big screen, a move that pitches it against Walt Disney and Time Warner. Vikas Bhal, creative and business head of Spotboy, the UTV unit working with Virgin Comics, declined to give details of the proposed character as they are still under development. However, the first should be ready for release in the first quater of 2008, he said.
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