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From Panels to Playable Worlds: How Transmedia IP Studios Are Feeding the Game Industry
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2026-02-28
10 min read
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The Orangery’s WME deal proves graphic-novel IP is a direct pipeline to games. Learn licensing tips, what stories adapt best, and a 30-day dev plan.
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