February 15th, 2012 at 10:36AM
(via EARTH PRIME TIME: THANKS FOR GHOST RIDER, NOW PAY US $17K | DigBoston) On the eve of the release of Nicolas Cage reprising his role as demon hero Ghost Rider, we hear the unfortunate strategy of Marvel’s lawyers going after the character’s creator, Gary Friedrich. The debate and discussion in the comic market is lively on the matter of creative ownership this past week. Are Marvel and Disney lawyers being unreasonable with the creator of this top selling property, or are work-for-hire artists retroactively reviewing their original deals? READ MORE

(via EARTH PRIME TIME: THANKS FOR GHOST RIDER, NOW PAY US $17K | DigBoston)

On the eve of the release of Nicolas Cage reprising his role as demon hero Ghost Rider, we hear the unfortunate strategy of Marvel’s lawyers going after the character’s creator, Gary Friedrich. The debate and discussion in the comic market is lively on the matter of creative ownership this past week. Are Marvel and Disney lawyers being unreasonable with the creator of this top selling property, or are work-for-hire artists retroactively reviewing their original deals? READ MORE

Source: digboston.com
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