Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Netflix may be avoiding SDCC this year, but Robert Garcia will be in the house! SDCC
is fulfilling the desires of his comic-loving constituents by launching a bi-partisan initiative at San Diego Comic-Con this year. On Twitter, Garcia announced the formation of the Congressional Popular Arts Caucus. The founding of the caucus could mark the biggest connection between the government and the comics industry since MarvelDC-Loving Congressman Robert Garcia
It will be a bi-partisan caucus focused on the comics industry, gaming, and popular entertainment media. Stay tuned and see you there. 🚀💫💥Congress has an enourmous role to play around creative rights, fair labor, intellectual property, global piracy, and the future of AI in the industry.
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