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story here...
Same lawyer that one Jerry Seigel's case against DC/Warner Bros.
Under the new laws, the Kirby Estate has the option of allowing the copyright to expire and enter the public domain. Or Disney can make them a nice offer.
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| How can a co-creator "take back" his characters. What about the other creator, which is Stan Lee. Doesn't he have a say in this? (although I know Stan Lee has sued Marvel in the past).
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| wow that was fast lol i mean didn't disney just aquire marvel...and to think to think what position warner would have been in if they had managed to buy marvel back in the day...
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