CBS, Netflix Off The Hook in ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Tardigrade Game Infringement Suit
Anas Osama Ibrrahim Abdin, designer of the unpublished Tardigrade game, walks away empty handed.
Costuming Copyright May Go to the Supreme Court
Will this new ruling from the United States 6th District Court of Appeals change how copyright law might apply to costuming and cosplay? Read on.
Stan Lee Media Loses Copyright Fight With Disney
Stan Lee Media loses copyright fight with Disney, with prejudice. As in, don’t try this again, guys.
Warner Bros., Seigel & Shuster Estate Duke It Out over Superman
Warner Bros. access to the iconic Superman comic book character is currently a matter of heated legal debate. Last Friday, Warner Bros., who wholly owns DC Comics, filed a brief before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals explaining why the estate of co-creator Jerry Siegel shouldn’t be allowed to execute a copyright termination notice on the studio’s rights to the iconic hero.
Writer Loses ‘Ghost Rider’ Ownership Claim to Marvel
Comic book writer Gary Friedrich won’t be seeing any royalties or punitive damages from the copyright infringement he alleges Marvel Enterprises committed against him relative to his Faustian creation “Ghost Rider”…
