Replies to post #14054 on CYIOS Corporation (CYIO)

[Xeroe]

You're answering an argument no one has made.

No one ever said Immortals/CYIO owns the IP. No one has expressed any confusion about that at all.

today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Immortals Group Pty has signed an exclusive development and distribution agreement with Stan Lee Holdings Ltd. of Hong Kong to produce and market Superhero NFT collectables

Who in their right mind would read any of that to mean that CYIO's ownership extends to the actual IP rights?

Further...

Rhoades and Meugniot decided that the best way to reveal Stan Lee’s Internet-based Super Hero franchise to the world would be through the new crypto phenomenon of NFTs.

What else is there besides the NFT & related ecosystem?

Read the roadmap...

PHASE 1 (COMPLETE)
Utilize Shirrel & Will’s expertise to revive Slam Girl
Re-design original Slam Girl artwork
Expand & develop characters
Expand & develop story-line
Remaster original webisode
Create the Slam Girl universe

PHASE 2
Slam-Girl Digital comic book
P2E game development
P2E game alpha & beta release
Merchandising & licensing

FUTURE COLLECTIONS
3D Slam-Girl
Slam Girl Vs Villains
Additional NFT collections from SLH IP
P2E game airdrops & marketing
P2E game public release

[AgentMichaelScarn33]

Go back to posting about Sentry and Bullova my god

[NorthTrail]

Axle: good on ya, as they say in the Aussie outback. Calling a NFT "IP" is a new one on me. Like calling a cell phone case IP, almost. The cost of developing real "gaming" seems way beyond CYIO's scope, realistically. Slamgirl.io, what little of it that's there, is very well done. But I think developing commercially viable female comic super hero content in today's woke world is a huge challenge. I don't know. I wonder how successful the actual comic really is.
JMHO