MTV Preview DC Comics Mortal Kombat X #1 (Full Issue)
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And clearly he hasn't been paying attention to NRS's change of employer in the past several years, either. 
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Minchken Wrote:
So since Warner Brothers owns Mortal Kombat now that means that anything that is made by Warner brothers must also be passed through DC?
Makes total perfect sense.
Why not just have the comic book have Warner Brothers on it, they didn't need the DC lable, the reason why they had DC on there was to boost sales for the DC fans and because DC handled the comic department of Warner Brothers.
But whatever.
Spider804 Wrote:
And clearly he hasn't been paying attention to NRS's change of employer in the past several years, either.
And clearly he hasn't been paying attention to NRS's change of employer in the past several years, either.
So since Warner Brothers owns Mortal Kombat now that means that anything that is made by Warner brothers must also be passed through DC?
Makes total perfect sense.
Why not just have the comic book have Warner Brothers on it, they didn't need the DC lable, the reason why they had DC on there was to boost sales for the DC fans and because DC handled the comic department of Warner Brothers.
But whatever.
You're not getting it. Warner Brothers doesn't make comic books. DC does. DC prints them, ships them, promotes them. WB is only the parent company but DC is still a company itself, they're just owned by someone else. DC is its own brand. It's the same reason you don't see the Disney logo on Marvel Comics. DC doesn't have a say in the marketing decisions WB makes about MK because WB owns them, unless it comes to characters specifically created by DC like Batman/Superman.
And also, that doesn't mean that MK exists in the same universe as DC characters either, because they do not. They merely publish the series because it's owned by their parent company.
KenshiMaster16 Wrote:
You're not getting it. Warner Brothers doesn't make comic books. DC does. DC prints them, ships them, promotes them. WB is only the parent company but DC is still a company itself, they're just owned by someone else. DC is its own brand. It's the same reason you don't see the Disney logo on Marvel Comics. DC doesn't have a say in the marketing decisions WB makes about MK because WB owns them, unless it comes to characters specifically created by DC like Batman/Superman.
And also, that doesn't mean that MK exists in the same universe as DC characters either, because they do not. They merely publish the series because it's owned by their parent company.
Minchken Wrote:
So since Warner Brothers owns Mortal Kombat now that means that anything that is made by Warner brothers must also be passed through DC?
Makes total perfect sense.
Why not just have the comic book have Warner Brothers on it, they didn't need the DC lable, the reason why they had DC on there was to boost sales for the DC fans and because DC handled the comic department of Warner Brothers.
But whatever.
Spider804 Wrote:
And clearly he hasn't been paying attention to NRS's change of employer in the past several years, either.
And clearly he hasn't been paying attention to NRS's change of employer in the past several years, either.
So since Warner Brothers owns Mortal Kombat now that means that anything that is made by Warner brothers must also be passed through DC?
Makes total perfect sense.
Why not just have the comic book have Warner Brothers on it, they didn't need the DC lable, the reason why they had DC on there was to boost sales for the DC fans and because DC handled the comic department of Warner Brothers.
But whatever.
You're not getting it. Warner Brothers doesn't make comic books. DC does. DC prints them, ships them, promotes them. WB is only the parent company but DC is still a company itself, they're just owned by someone else. DC is its own brand. It's the same reason you don't see the Disney logo on Marvel Comics. DC doesn't have a say in the marketing decisions WB makes about MK because WB owns them, unless it comes to characters specifically created by DC like Batman/Superman.
And also, that doesn't mean that MK exists in the same universe as DC characters either, because they do not. They merely publish the series because it's owned by their parent company.
That's all I needed to hear, thank goodness.
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