DARK HORSE ANNOUNCES THE PROMOTION OF NICK MCWHORTER TO VICE PRESIDENT OF MEDIA LICENSING
JULY 7, MILWAUKIE, OR—Dark Horse is pleased to announce the promotion
of its former director of custom projects, Nick McWhorter, to Vice
President of Media Licensing!
Nick McWhorter is in his 10th year at Dark Horse. Having graduated with
a business degree from University of Oregon, McWhorter got his start
working his way up through the product sales division. McWhorter was
instrumental in facilitating and building industry wide support to kick
off Dark Horse Comic's licensed video game lines with BioWare's Mass
Effect. To date, Nick McWhorter has inked publishing deals with such
notable properties as EVE, Halo, Tomb Raider, The Last of Us, Plants vs.
Zombies, as well as #1 Bestseller - The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule
Historia!
“I'm very excited about this opportunity to help continue to build our
licensed publishing lines and I look forward to our continued success as
a leader in books based on entertainment licenses” said the newly
appointed VP of media licensing, Nick McWhorter.
“Nick has helped to bring a new vision to our licensed publishing line”
said Dark Horse president, Mike Richardson. “We have now published
multiple successful series based on prominent video game brands, as well
as a line of impressive art books. I am pleased to see Nick expand his
role in Dark Horse’s overall licensing efforts into media of all kinds.”
“Nick's hard work has continued to grow our already substantial
footprint in the world of entertainment licensing” said Dark Horse
executive vice president, Neil Hankerson. “He has helped Dark Horse
achieve great success beyond traditional comics, with a growing line of
art and lore books, as well as products based on popular video game
properties. I am confident that his new role will only help to further
solidify Dark Horse as the industry leader in licensed content.”
Please join us in congratulating Nick McWhorter on his past
accomplishments, and wishing him luck in his new role in the company.
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