Sparkle Pop is Suing Dynamic Forces aka Dynamite, for Breach of Contract. Seeking over $1.7 million.

2025 is the year of comic related lawsuits and court filings. In September Sparkle Pop filed a civil action against Dynamic Forces, aka Dynamite Entertainment over a breach of contract.

In its introduction, Sparkle Pop claims Dynamic has “made millions of dollars from its long-standing commercial relationship” but “failed to reimburse Plaintiff for certain costs incurred.” The lawsuit is an attempt to recover those costs. The contract between Dynamic and Diamond (the original, “old” Diamond) began on October 1, 2015 and Diamond was Dynamic’s “exclusive worldwide distributor. Dynamic was to reimburse Diamond for “storage fees, freight costs, certain marketing-related expenses, and other costs.” The lawsuit claims Dynamic failed to reimburse Diamond for those costs and fees. Sparkle Pop, the owner of “new” Diamond, is suing over that and claims they have made efforts to collect the receivables since they closed in purchasing Diamond in May 2025.

The lawsuit’s counts are:

• Breach of Contract – Dynamic and Diamond had an agreement and Diamond performed its obligations under the agreement. Dynamic failed to reimburse Diamond and Sparkle Pop for those costs and expenses. That total sum is in excess of $1.7 million dollars.
• Quantum Meruit Recovery – Diamond has performed its services which has benefited Dynamic. Dynamic has been “unjustly enriched” and Sparkle Pop is entitled to recover the reasonable value of the services provided. An amount will be determined at trial but it includes interest, costs, and more.

Sparkle Pop is looking for damages including interest and costs, disbursements, and attorney’s fees. A summons was issued to Dynamic on September 15.

Where it gets crazier is that Dynamic and Dynamite are suing Sparkle Pop/”new” Diamond and claiming they are owed over $500,000 themselves.