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As noted in the complaint itself, Shuster and co-creator Jerry Siegel sold the rights to Superman for just $130 in 1938 – which would be the equivalent of just under $3000 today ...

A lawsuit by the Joe Shuster estate filed against Warner Bros. and DC could be problematic for 'Superman' outside the US.

The estate of Superman co-creator Joe Shuster has filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery and DC Comics, claiming copyright infringement in several countries. This legal action could ...

This suit marks the latest in a long history of legal battles over Superman. Created by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster, Superman’s comic book debut came in Detective Comics’ Action ...

Joe Shuster passed away in 1992. The suit claims that DC has been operating without a proper license to Superman in the U.K., specifically since 2017. In the case of Canada, the copyright law says ...

The estate of Superman co-creator Joe Shuster sued DC Comics and Warner Bros. on Friday, seeking to invalidate the companies’ copyrights in several foreign markets. The suit revives a long ...

It comes down to foreign copyrights to the original character. In 1938, Superman co-creators Shuster and Jerome Siegel signed the global right to Superman to Detective Comics, Inc. (DC Comics ...

Discovery has been hit with a major lawsuit over its release. The estate of Joe Shuster, who co-created Superman in the late 1930s with Jerry Siegel, is suing WBD, and by extension DC Comics ...

"This suit is not intended to deprive fans of their next Superman, but rather seeks just compensation for Joe Shuster's fundamental contributions as the co-creator of Superman," the estate's ...