Hilco Global disclosed three properties in the Omniverse Collection on October 22, 2026, adding detail to its planned sale of intellectual property created by Stan Lee. The offering includes more than 200 characters, story worlds, trademarks and other largely unexploited creative assets. Offers are due by noon Eastern Time on December 8, 2026.
Key Takeaways
- The newly identified properties are The Femizons, Slam-Girl and The Accuser.
- Hilco Global is conducting the sale on behalf of Stan Lee Holdings.
- The offering includes creative materials for potential development, but no sale price or buyer was announced.
Table of Contents
- Omniverse Collection sale moves into property-level detail
- Three franchises show the range of creative assets
- Conclusion
Omniverse Collection sale moves into property-level detail
The October disclosure gives prospective buyers a clearer view of the characters and franchises available, following Hilco Global’s appointment earlier in the year. Its July sale mandate announcement confirmed that Stan Lee Holdings had engaged the firm’s IP Services practice and that scripts, episodes and development materials were part of the offering.
The collection reflects Lee’s effort to build superhero entertainment for the internet age through original characters, connected digital worlds and audience participation. Hilco is presenting it to potential buyers including studios, publishers, game companies, licensing businesses, entertainment operators and strategic investors.
Interested parties can register with Hilco to access collection documentation in an official data room. The October announcement did not disclose an asking price, a selected buyer or a completed transaction.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| The Femizons | Introduced in 1971 and rebooted in 1991. |
| Slam-Girl | Created in 2000. |
| The Accuser | Created in 2000. |
Three franchises show the range of creative assets
The Femizons is a female-led franchise with more than 40 heroes and villains, set in a world where women hold dominant societal power. Its history differs from the two other highlighted properties, which were created for the internet era.
Slam-Girl, created by Lee with animation director Will Meugniot, centers on a reluctant, budding feminist heroine. Shirrel Rhoades, a former Marvel Entertainment executive vice president advising Stan Lee Holdings, described her as Lee’s intended next-generation superhero.
The Accuser follows a former attorney who is paralyzed in an attack that kills his wife. A mysterious benefactor gives him a wheelchair that transforms into mechanized armor capable of moving his legs. The offering includes 22 webisodes and a television script for the property.
For a prospective acquirer, the proposed transaction combines character rights with material that could support further development. Hilco emphasized flexibility for a new owner to define the characters’ canon, audience and commercial strategy; those possibilities are not announced production commitments.
Conclusion
The next confirmed milestone is the December 8, 2026 offer deadline. Hilco said further details would follow; the process remains a proposed sale rather than an announced acquisition.
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