The Legal View: "Breaking" old news in the Superman copyright case
By Jeff Trexler
-- Other comic news sites are reporting a bombshell development in DC's legal fight to hold onto the Superman copyright: on Monday, the company filed a court document asserting that the Shuster estate had actually sold its share of the Superman copyright back to DC in 1992 and affirmed this sale in subsequent correspondence.Charles Burns' X'ed OUT
One of the hottest promos at MoCCA was the Pantheon flyer for this fall's new Charles Burns GN, X'ed OUT, and we've sneakily scanned it in to give you a sneak peak.
The cover is...
Montana family sues Geppi for $500,000
It's been no secret over the last year that Steve Geppi, the owner of Diamond Comics Distribution, has had some money problems on his other business ventures, including Gemstone, his now-dormant publishing arm and...
Jeff Robinov, the front stabber
The New York Times profiles president of production at Warners, Jeff Robinov, painting him as the heir apparent to Alan Horn as he finds new ways to do business at the studio. The piece...
