I hope you are right about it falling sub-penny. I have a bid in that low.
Season one of "Stan Lee's Lucky Man" was released last year in Asia (around 50 territories, I believe). It was released on iTunes (and other VOD services) in the USA, last month. Season two of Stan Lee's Lucky Man starts later this month. It should do really well once the comic con season starts and Stan Lee mentions it in the panel discussions and TV interviews. FOX is attempting to buy Sky 1, maybe FOX will broadcast it in the US, or make a US version of it. I just finished watching the first season.
IMDB website took the postproduction status off of the anime The Reflection. POWN and Studio Deen are looking for a worldwide release for it. No release date, yet, but last year it was scheduled for a Japan release in the fall of this year.
The third illustrated novel of "The Zodiac Legacy" comes out early March. The first book had a second print of the hardcover and a paperback release. The second book was on the New York Times best sellers list, and recently had a paperback version released. Disney Publishing must be selling a lot of books to put out paperback versions. There were also two graphic novels released, with a third one planned later this year.
I didn't see the motion graphic novel "God Woke" that was released by William Shatner's company.
I also can't say I am excited about the animated series, in conjunction with Genius Brands and The Hollywood Reporter, "Stan Lee's Cosmic Crusaders".
I won't even mention the list of movie deals (Annihilator, Realm, Arch Alien, Chakra, NITRON, Monkey Master, Romeo and Juliet:The War) announced in the last year or so (oops, I guess I did mention them).
And, I just saw a Stan Lee tweet about another project that is almost done. I haven't heard much about the recently announced comic project "Backchannel" with LineWebtoon, but Stan Lee has been supporting Line Webtoon in recent social media posts.
It seems like things are picking up for POWN. Maybe it won't go sub-penny.
