Legal Matters

Village Roadshow, a longtime production shingle responsible for bankrolling movies like The Matrix and Joker, went bankrupt earlier this year -- and now, their longtime partners at Warner Bros. won't be able to make sequels to a number of their biggest franchises without jumping through some significant hoops.

Four of the comics are being replaced as they were originally intended for Brown's unfulfilled Kickstarter project Tales from the Quarantine.

A retailer in Sunset Beach. North Carolina has been arrested and charged with a felony after giving out a comic that contained male nudity

Detectives discovered tens of thousands of Lego pieces and arrested a man who trafficked in the stolen collectibles in California.

I was against the Sora 2 vids until I saw the ones with the cute animals being pulled over by cops. Maybe it's not so bad?

The future of Computer Graphics Master Academy is in doubt due to the actions of parent company Domestika.

Scarlett Pavlovich's lawyers are appealing the decision in Wisconsin, which ruled New Zealand was a more appropriate place to pursue the case.

SAG-AFTRA Videogame actors and motion capture actors reach a new deal that sets guardrails against the use of AI.

The Sparkle Pop lawsuit against Alliance Entertainment contains many new details of this ongoing mess, including claims of insulting statements

The SAG-AFTRA Video Game Agreement could give actors, voiceover artists, and other media professionals new leverage for consent regarding AI use and introduce minimum rates for future digital replicas.

Federal Court sanctions Jesse David Spurlock after forged licensing claim

Legends Steve Rude and Mike Baron give mixed signals about who is getting paid in the Nexus Omnibus Kickstater.