James Gunn’s DC Universe (DCU) has landed in legal trouble just months before its highly anticipated big-screen debut. The estate of Joe Shuster, co-creator of Superman, has sued DC Comics and Warner ...

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Superman is intended to re-launch DC’s biggest film franchise, as part of a wider attempt to rival Marvel’s cinematic ... seeks just compensation for Joe Shuster's fundamental contributions ...

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

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The estate of Joseph Shuster is suing Warner Bros. Discovery for the foreign copyright of Superman. According to the lawsuit, Shuster sold the copyright with co-author Jerome ...

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 ...

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 ...