Marvel's Biggest Lawsuit

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  @ComicDrake · 4 years ago · pinned

  This is the biggest video I have ever made in my entire career.  I hope you love it as much as I do and want to share it around!  Once again, a huge thank you to all of my wonderful friends and colleagues who helped make this possible!

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  @ValueNetwork · 4 years ago

  Having a “miracle suit” swimwear brand get tangled up in this legal mess was extremely funny because it came completely out of left field.

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  @avabriley5626 · 1 year ago

  Watching this in 2025 knowing what we know about Neil Gaiman is a trip

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• CA

  @CasuallyComics · 4 years ago

  This came together so well! You know it's about to get serious when there are multiple costume changes lol. This was a fun ride, I will now forever think of Todd McFarlane as "a loud Canadian" Thanks for inviting me to be a part of it :)

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  @andersondallaire6415 · 2 weeks ago

  Watching this 4 years later knowing that Marvel is following up on that ending to timeless with David Colton being the answer is so wild

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• CO

  @comixproviderftw_02 · 4 years ago (edited)

  So… What did we learn from this video? Never rip off Superman, Todd McFarlane is the best and worst businessman and Alan Moore is the most unluckiest comic writer ever. Also, that judge was super BASED.

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• AL

  @alphacanios · 13 days ago

  Coming into this four years later. Miracleman Lives!

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• CU

  @cursedex80 · 4 years ago

  You know you're fucked beyond any chance of salvation when the judge lectures you on your own comic's lore.

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• JA

  @JackElBaño · 2 weeks ago

  Miracleman is in the Marvel 616 Comic Universe now

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• PL

  @plcthelegacy4131 · 4 years ago

  Wow, Miracle Man&apos;s legal history is as dramatic and complicated as...well a comic book.<br>Many twist and turns, even Todd getting sued by that Fashion magazine feels like a, &quot;Because Comics&quot; moment.

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  @AshBlossomGrippers · 4 years ago

  &quot;He&apos;s the Vince McMahon of comic books&quot;<br><br>Wow... that made... TOO much sense

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  @deadpool630 · 4 years ago

  Honestly, the whole McFarlane debacle revealed the hypocrisy of the Image founders. How creators rights were well and good until it began to threaten their paycheck. They supposedly formed the company because of how their bosses treated them, but as the bosses of their own company they acted little different. I’m glad that things have, supposedly, gotten better and am glad that there is a company besides the big two producing work that isn’t all just fucking superheroes. But this lawsuit and the stories I’ve heard about the founders’ antics will never make me buy into the idea that they are ‘nice guys’ or supposed bastions of creative freedom.

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