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Marcel Green

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Seattle
As seen in: Substack, LinkedIn, MSN, MSN New Zealand, Flipboard, ComicBook, Screen Rant, The Diplomat Magazine, EIN News
Covers:  Comics, Anime, Manga, Law, China
Attorney by day. Writer by night. Law & Comics. Formerly, writer for ComicBook & founding member of Screenrant's Anime section. muckrack.com/MAG47

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An attorney and legal researcher who moonlights as a writer. Previously, I was a freelance comics features writer for ComicBook, and before that, a contributing writer at Screen Rant, where I was a founding member of the site's Anime section. Also wrote movie and TV reviews for TV Maze.

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China’s Growing Cyberwar Capabilities

China’s Growing Cyberwar Capabilities

A recent attack on GitHub highlights China’s growing expertise – and aggression – in cyberspace.

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The Power Players Who Shaped DC Comics, Ranked

The Power Players Who Shaped DC Comics, Ranked

From visionary editors to bold creators, meet the seven key figures who reshaped DC Comics

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Have Superhero Movies Ruined Comics?

Have Superhero Movies Ruined Comics?

Hollywood takes control of the superhero narrative, but at what cost to comic books?

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The Boys Has an Incredibly Unique Take on Supervillains And the Lore Is Criminally Underused

The Boys Has an Incredibly Unique Take on Supervillains And the Lore Is Criminally Underused

The Boys flips the script on superheroes, diving into a gritty clash of anti-heroes and layered villains. Dis…

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Dragon Ball, Naruto, And One Piece Were All Inspired By the Same Epic Story

Dragon Ball, Naruto, And One Piece Were All Inspired By the Same Epic Story

While it's known that Journey to the West inspired Dragon Ball, the classic Chinese epic also influenced One …

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China’s Draft Data Security Law: A Practical Review

China’s Draft Data Security Law: A Practical Review

For the first time, the Chinese government is taking steps to protect personal and consumer data. Businesses …

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On Friday, May 29, Crunchyroll will host its first-ever panel at the American Black Film Festival! Led by LeAlec Murray, co-host of The Anime Effect: A Crunchyroll Podcast, and featuring acclaimed… | Crunchyroll

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By Marcel Green Verified, Stephanie Watkins, David Wengrod
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On Friday, May 29, Crunchyroll will host its first-ever panel at the American Black Film Festival! Led by LeAlec Murray, co-host of The Anime Effect: A Crunchyroll Podcast, and featuring acclaimed voice actors Zeno Robinson and Kenneisha Thompson, the discussion will explore the dynamic intersection of Black culture and anime fandom.
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The 5 Companies That Dominant The Chinese Dòngmàn Universe

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By Marcel Green Verified
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Given the sheer volume of dòngmàn (cartoons and comics) generated in China’s 2D universe, it would be easy to assume that the industry is chock-full of content-creating companies. However, the reality is much different. The landscape is far more concentrated. Indeed, the Chinese 2D universe is largely controlled by five main players.
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Why China Is Embracing AI Animation While Japan and the U.S. Resist

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By Marcel Green Verified
| Substack
When anime powerhouse Toei Animation, the studio behind legendary anime series like Dragon Ball and One Piece, announced that it would link up with the AI start-up Preferred Networks to integrate artificial intelligence technology into its anime production process, Japanese fans and creators immediately pushed back, accusing the anime pioneer of “selling out.” Similarly, earlier this year, when Disney revealed that it had inked a $1 billion partnership with AI powerhouse OpenAI to use its...
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing an article about Chinese law for The Diplomat.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

How is social media changing news?

It's revolutionized the ability to gather information and sources, understand what matters to the public, and communicate directly w/people.