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Gaiman wins

posted by Zed on October 3 2002 23:23

Neil Gaiman won his lawsuit against Todd McFarlane. The background is complicated, and so are the possible outcomes, but among the possibilities is one this fanboy would take great delight in: that we could someday see Gaiman's Miracleman: the Silver Age concluded.

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Yes yes yes yes yes! From Neil Gaiman's journal:

Congratulations on your law suit, but I, and many others find our selves asking, but what about marvel man? Wasn't that the whole point? You have the rights now? What happens next? Can you give those of us who don't understand legal speak any kind of explanation?

Good luck
Brett in minneapolis

We'll see what happens. I had a good chat today with Mark Buckingham, and we're certainly looking forward to getting the material to which we own the copyright back into print as fast as possible, along with the never-seen Miracleman 25.

Posted by Zed on October 7 2002 11:10

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