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Marvel, DC Comics and Superhero
No More (Super) Heroes: Marvel and DC Lose Trademark for ‘Superhero’
In arguably the most shocking news to jumpstart the week, Marvel and DC Comics will soon lose their joint trademark for the term “Superhero.”
Marvel and DC just lost the Super Hero trademark: Here's what that means
Since the late 1960s, two comic book publishers have had an edge on using the term “Super Hero” – but not anymore. Here’s why things have changed.
Marvel and DC lose trademark on "superhero"
Marvel and DC have jointly held the trademark for the word "superhero" since 1980, but no longer. The United States Patent and Trademark Office, in response to a petition from Superbabies, Limited, has canceled the trademark.
Marvel And DC Have Lost A Shared "Super Hero" Trademark First Registered In 1967
Marvel and DC have shared the "Super Hero" and "Super Heroes" trademarks since 1967, but both companies have lost that following a challenge from the creator of the Superbabies comic books. Check it out!
US Trademark Office cancels Marvel, DC's 'Super Hero' marks
A U.S. Trademark Office tribunal has canceled a set of "Super Hero" trademarks jointly owned by comic giants Marvel and DC at the request of a London-based comic book artist, according to a Thursday order.
How Marvel and DC Comics Gained – And Lost – The Super Hero Trademark
Over the weekend, Bleeding Cool reported that Marvel Comics and DC Comics had lost the rights to the trademark for "super hero."
Joint Marvel, DC Trademark of 'Super Hero' Canceled Amid Challenge by Creator of 'Superbabies'
Attorney Adam Adler petitioned for cancelation of Marvel and DC Comics' trademarks, contending the "super hero" terms were generic. "What Marvel and DC were doing is really just the opposite and contrary to the values of their own heroes,
Marvel and DC Lost Their Joint Trademark on ‘Super Hero’
A tribunal at the U.S. Trademark Office has canceled Marvel and DC's joint trademark on the term "Super Hero," putting it in the public domain.
Marvel and DC Lose Super Hero Trademark
A legal battle ends with the cancelation of long-held trademarks by Marvel and DC, opening the term "Super Hero" to public use.
Marvel and DC lose the ability to use the term "SUPER HERO" as a trademark
Marvel and DC came after the publisher of a comic series called Superbabies, alleging trademark violation. But these babies fought back.
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Upcoming superhero movies: every Marvel, DC, and comic book movie in 2024 and beyond
Speaking of, if you are still playing catch up on the various
superhero
universes, you'll need our guides on how to watch the
Marvel
movies in order and the
DC
movies in order. For more on new ...
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Stan Lee Used To Roast DC For Clark Kent Taking Off His Glasses And Suddenly Becoming Unrecognizable As Superman
Lee is far from the only person to joke about the fact that Superman’s disguise was rubbish. While some science has actually ...
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