Dragon*Con officially splits with accused molester Ed Kramer — UPDATED
Finally! You can dress up as a sexy Starship Trooper or Winnie the Pooh and march around with a light heart knowing that you...
UPDATED: Ghost Rider trial set for November — jury not a sure thing
It's on! Or it will be in November, when a POSSIBLE 8 person jury gets to decide if Gary Friedrich or Marvel own...
Appeals court revives Gary Friedrich’s Ghost Rider lawsuit
When last we saw comics writer Gary Friedrich, he was badly losing a law suit to gain control of the character Ghost Rider and...
Bizarro Free Comic Book Day crime spree
Free Comic Book Day on Saturday was an immensely successful event which saw hundreds of signings, thousands of comics given away and untold happy...
Dragon*Con under fire from more professionals
As reported last week, the incarceration and legal maneuvering of accused sex offender and Drgon*Con founder Ed Kramer has led more people, including professionals, to call for a boycott of the con while Keamer is receiving money for it. Tony Isabella, who attended the con far in the past, still has what might be termed a vivid account of it:
The Legal View: Siegel Court Issues Final Judgments
The Superman and Superboy lawsuits are officially over, pending appeal.After an obligatory mop-up opinion whose outcome & reasoning was foreshadowed in my previous post,...
Dragon*Con Founder Ed Kramer files dozens of complaints from jail while looking extremely creepy
Warning: watching this video is likely to cause your blood pressure to rise.
Siegel Superman case ends (almost)
As expected, the district court has ruled that the 2001 settlement agreement between DC and the Siegels is binding and did indeed transfer the...
DC moves to end Superman, Superboy lawsuits
Yesterday's summary judgment filings confirm that settlement talks have been ongoing--and the Siegel side is in disarray.The motion filed yesterday was as expected as...
Siegel and Shuster attorney to court: It’s over
News reports are circulating that the Siegel and Shuster heirs have asked the lower court to dismiss DC's copyright lawsuits. What actually happened is...
Man sentenced in cartoon obscenity case
In a troubling case, a Missouri man bas been sentenced to three years in federal prison after pleading guilty to possession of obscene images of children.
The Eyes of Joanne Siegel
In 2008, the Siegel family won a historic courtroom victory. So why did they risk it all on an appeal? An encounter between Jerry Siegel's widow, Joanne, and Super Boys author Brad Ricca provides a telling clue. 
