Check the quote:
Quote from: http://marvel.com/news/all.13291.c~dot~b~dot~_cebulski_promoted_to_svpNew York, NY - JULY 19, 2010 - Marvel Worldwide, Inc announced today that it has promoted C.B. Cebulski to Senior Vice President, Creator & Content Development of Marvel Entertainment. In this new role, Mr. Cebulski will report to Jim Sokolowski, Chief Operating Officer - Publishing, Marvel Worldwide, Inc., C.B. will discover, develop and nurture new talent, brainstorm new initiatives and advise on creative directions for Marvel's key titles. In addition to these responsibilities, Mr. Cebulski will work on creative aspects of development of larger corporate initiatives. The announcement was made today by Dan Buckley, Publisher & President of the Print, Animation & Digital Divisions, Marvel Worldwide, Inc.
Mr. Buckley stated, "It's with tremendous pride that I announce C.B Cebulski's promotion to Senior Vice President, Creator & Content Development. C.B. has been an instrumental part of Marvel's success, recruiting the top talent in the industry and developing key global relationships. As he moves into this new role, I'm excited to see just what kind of new talent and creative directions C.B. brings to Marvel."
Having started his career as an editor at Marvel, Mr. Cebulski was one of the driving forces behind the creation of Marvel's Talent Management department, where he then worked as a talent scout, recruiting international artists for Marvel's ever-growing stable of premiere pencilers and painters. Mr. Cebulski has also written fan favorite stories featuring all of Marvel's key heroes, including the X-Men, Avengers, Spider-Man, Runaways, and the Loners. He also served as head writer for Activision's Marvel: Ultimate Alliance video game, which drew praise from all corners for its nuanced storytelling and faithful adaptation of Marvel's most popular characters.
Seems to be a lot of action going on in marvel these days. Unfortunately, none of it looks like it'll be changing much of anything.
Sounds like he'll be doing much of the same as he'd been doing before.
Quote from: Previsionary on July 19, 2010, 07:44:34 PM
Unfortunately, none of it looks like it'll be changing much of anything.
Well that makes sense. As a company I think Marvel is quite happy with itself these days.
They should make Ed Brubaker the boss of everything!