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How does merchandizing work in these instances? Does the superhero in question need to sell their likeness and get royalties or it all simply unlicensed?
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Totally unlicensed or trademarked by some enterprising troll like Kingpin did to Spider-man.
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>>153663436
>I really should have approvals over this kind of thing.
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>>153663436
Real people get merch made of them all the time. To do it legit they’d need to get a license, but there’s never a shortage of bootleggers.
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>>153663526
>tfw you're still working your construction job while people are hawking merch in your likeness
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>>153663526
what are you, Veldt?
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>>153663436
Did video game companies have to pay for Hitler likeness?
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>>153663436
The Wayne Foundation owns the merch and trademark to 'Batman' and licenses it out after a strict vetting process. All profits are distributed for all the charities they oversee.
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>>153663436
Vigilantees are criminals and are not entitled to copyright protections



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