David Weigel describes how Rob Liefeld, America’s most polarizing comic book entrepreneur, has gained “strange new respect” from fans for having surrendered creative control over several of his more half-baked characters to a group of avant-garde writers and artists. Liefeld’s shrewd move is an example of how owners of valuable intellectual property can preserve their relevance and vitality in a remix culture.
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Reihan Salam is president of the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor of National Review.
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