Recent art auctions have raised money for Ghost Rider co-creator Gary Friedrich.
Friedrich recently lost his lawsuit against Marvel and other parties trying to assert copyright over the flame-skulled, motorcycle-revving hero. In a shocking move, he was required to pay $17,000 to Marvel for such offenses as selling Ghost Rider merchandise at comic conventions.
The destitute and now-elderly writer, who has battled alcohol addiction, cannot pay the levy, so a slew of writers and artists have decided to help one of their own. Friedrich recently lost his lawsuit against Marvel and other parties trying to assert copyright over the flame-skulled, motorcycle-revving hero. Via:
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Marvel has been aquired by Disney. No wonder they act this way. They don't need real artists anymore. Creativity is just a replacable Source now. It will end that some poor people in asian sweatshops sit in a box to do the job.
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