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CYIOS CORP WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY IMMORTALS GROUP IN COLLABORATION WITH SLH, LTD ANNOUNCE LOST SPIDER-MAN PARODY - ‘SLAM-GIRL’ TO PREVIEW AT METACON DUBAI POWERED BY GALA GAMES
CYIOS CORP WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY IMMORTALS GROUP IN COLLABORATION WITH SLH, LTD ANNOUNCE LOST SPIDER-MAN PARODY - ‘SLAM-GIRL’ TO PREVIEW AT METACON DUBAI POWERED BY GALA GAMES.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n DUBAI, UAE, May 27, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CYIOS Corp (OTC PINK: CYIO) - Dubai’s version of Comic-Con for the Metaverse, “MetaCon- Into the Metaverse” powered by GALA is being held this weekend at The Arena, Dubai World Trade Center. CYIOS Corp’s wholly owned subsidiary Immortals Group PTY (AU), in collaboration with SLH, LTD is pleased to announce the Slam-Girl CYBERspace NFT Collection will be previewed at Metacon along with the long-lost introductory webisode of Stan Lee’s Slam-Girl, the first super hero created to live in the Metaverse in a place called Stanleyville. Former Marvel Comics Publisher Shirrel Rhoades, who recently discovered this lost parody of Spider-Man created by Stan Lee and Will Meugniot for Web 2.0 back in 2000, will be delivering a keynote presentation to share his exciting find of this never-before-released female successor to Peter Parker. Mr. Rhoades is scheduled to present via live stream onto the main stage Saturday afternoon 4pm. Few people are aware that legendary comic book creator Stan Lee was an early pioneer of the Internet as a global entertainment medium. From 1999 to 2001 he built a Hollywood internet animation studio that employed 150 writers, artists and animators focused on creating the first super heroes to live in cyberspace. However, the company closed its doors when it fell victim to the dot-com bubble in 2000 and all of its creations were dormant for the last 20 years.  All in all, Stan’s studio produced a large library of unexploited super hero Intellectual properties. They remain mostly unknown today. In 2017, SLH Ltd (HK) acquired the rights to those assets, and approached Rhoades – who had been handpicked by Stan Lee to succeed him as Publisher of Marvel Comics  –  to curate these IPs. Sorting through these assets, Rhoades came across Slam-Girl, a female super hero who gained her super powers by being bitten by a radioactive can of Old Spider Bite Lite beer. Although Rhoades has written two college textbooks about the comic book industry, he had never-before heard of this intriguing super hero character. Records revealed that Stan Lee co-created Slam-Girl in August 2000 with the collaboration of legendary Marvel animation and comic book artist Will Meugniot. Stan’s goal was to reinvent the superhero fo...