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Quote:Originally Posted by Badger Rudolph Dirks...Creator of "THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS". ![]() mm |
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Quote:Originally Posted by martymannSee, this is what I mean. The ruling makes no sense to me. Its like Disney creates Mickey Mouse, leaves Disney for WB and creates an identical character, let's say, oh, Mortimer Mouse, and everybody is just fine with it. Don't work today I tell ya! |
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@Badger - National/DC sued a few publishers who had superheroes too much like Superman for copyright infringement. The most notable one was Fawcett Comics for Captain Marvel. Ironically, when DC came out with their own Captain Marvel comic in the 1970's, they couldn't call it Captain Marvel, because Marvel was already using that title and had to call their comic SHAZAM. Ain't life funny? | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by esaravo Hey Ed, here's the story about the lawsuit.. |
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This book has always been a mystery to me as I know I didn't buy it but I do believe it came from my friend Joey Barrone who lived across the hall. We would exchange comics to read and then return them after awhile. Joey had a sister and I always thought it might have been hers that got mixed into mine. We moved away before I discovered I had it so I could never check to see if that was what happened. ![]() mm |
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Had all but forgotten THE GUARDIAN and the NEWSBOY LEGION until I ran across my copy of STAR SPANGLED #53. ![]() mm |
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Most of the time, the only place you could find RED RYDER was at W.T. GRANTS along with the DELL FOUR COLOR COMICS. ![]() mm |
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Looking up values on GoCollect and ran across SPIRIT #22 with a Fair Market Value of $5,000...hard to believe. ![]() mm |
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@martymann That book has always commanded a premium. I handled the Edgar Church copy when I brokered it to Heritage, super high grade. Great comic! (Wrong holder LOL! ![]() |
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Quote:Originally Posted by martymann It's an intriguing and imagination-capturing piece of artwork, there's no doubt about it. That uncommon blue background is a stroke of genius that few would come up with. |
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70+ years old and still great reading!![]() ![]() mm |
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