Marvel and DC artist Alex Ross launching superhero painting series as NFT


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Artwork from acclaimed DC Comics series 'Kingdom Come', drawn by Alex Ross. Photo: DC Comics

Comic book Alex Ross, a longtime collaborator of Marvel and DC Comics, has announced plans to unveil his first painting series as a non-fungible token.

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, have become a wildly popular digital trend, one that allows for the sale of digital content that doesn't have a tangible form. NFT technology allows collectors to purchase and store digital works, tracked with blockchain technology, while ensuring artists retain recurring royalties.

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