Just find Friedrich's email address and Paypal him.

Yeah, but the lawyers are worried that action would encourage more lawsuits. By stomping on a guy they discourage anyone from even thinking about it.

The best leverage here is going after the Hollywood connection, bad press could mean low box office and who is most invested in this film...

http://bcool.bz/zarfXf

Some press guy like Ness would need to ask Mr Friedrich where he would like the checks sent, and I was thinking Ness' site, would be an appropriate host, since they are already doing some nice coverage of the story, and they get decent traffic...

http://poplitiko.blogspot.com

Thanks for the plug, but I think the best people to check into this would be Daniel Best, http://ohdannyboy.blogspot.com/ He has been on top of this since the very beginning. Also, I've been told that there is going to be some sort of fund raising event. Our friend Steve Bissette who has been on Comicon boards now and then knows more there.

Went and looked up the answer straight from the source.

Marvel Spotlight #5, pg1...
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_qZK742rc1hc/SQi0f4Y4HiI/AAAAAAAACnY/xmPzvTLKp4Q/s400/Marvel+Spotlight+005-02.jpg



How does it not mean anything in court that in Marvel's own published issue with the character's first appearance, it credits ONLY one guy with "Conceiver"?

How big was the fine print on the checks?

zactly.

So, you're saying Stan Lee's middle name is legally "The Man"?

Mike

Wouldn't that be a "common-law moniker?"

And a nickname like "Doc" is a do-no-harm moniker.

And Jack "KING" Kirby, was a Monarcher.