Hey, did you folk hear about the suit against DC comics by the heirs of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster? If not, check this out. A buddy of mine turned me on to it yesterday. Meanwhile a local author named Marc Tyler Nobleman with whom I’ve been chatting recently, has authored a children’s book on these two comicbook creators. He has bloged about this a couple of times (at least once over here).
Personally, I’m looking forward to reading his book, (Boys of Steel: The Creators of Superman), is due out later this year.
Further, you can only wonder how this will shake out for guys like Steve Ditko, the heirs of Jack Kirby, and other comicbook creators who developed now-hot properties under “work for hire” contracts. This looks interesting, to say the least.
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Wednesday, April 09, 2008
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You're right!
This is probably just the beginning of things to come.
We can only hope, Ol’ Son, we can only hope.
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