After the end of "Reunion IV", the Russell brothers stated that they would stay away from the realm of comics, but they slapped their faces after 6 months. Recently, it has been reported that the Russell Brothers will produce a documentary "Slugfest" (Slugfest), focusing on "50 years of grievances between Marvel and DC."
The play is adapted from the book "Slugfest: Inside the Epic, 50-year Battle Between Marvel and DC" by Reed Tucker.
This book mainly tells the rise and growth of two leading American comics, such as how the two define the form of American comics. It goes back to the important historical moments of the rise and growth of the two major publishers, and shows the increasingly fierce rivalry between the two sides and their competition for territory. From comics to movies and television. The competition between these two publishers can actually be traced back to the inaugural issue of Action Comics and Marvel Comics published during Roosevelt’s tenure, but it was Stan Lee, Jack Kobe and Steve Dietco. In the 1960s, Marvel was revolutionary and relaunched, which changed the market.
will also expose popular characters from Marvel and DC, such as Batman, Superman, Avengers and other superheroes that are unknown stories, such as the first official cross-linking "Superman and Spiderman" in 1976.
Directed by Don Argott and Sheena M. Joyce, this drama is under development on the short video platform Quibi and will be launched on April 6 next year.
