You know, we've been hearing about this law a little bit recently.

That's basically says this.

There's a lot out there that says that if somebody sells their intellectual property,

that at some point after 50, 60, 70, 80 years, I can't remember specifically, you or your

estate can file to get that property back.

Now, we saw that come into play before in the comic book genre.

We've also talked about it recently.

I don't know if you guys remember.

This was up recently.

We were talking about this with a predator, the estate of the guy who was the created predator

were suing Marvel and they were suing Disney to get that back.

Well, this is the same kind of case, except now, Marvel is preemptively trying to sue

the estates of Ditko, of Stan Lee and of others so they can keep the Spider-Man, Iron Man

and other Avengers IP because they could theoretically be in danger as early as 2023 of losing

some of these characters, of losing some of these characters.

Now, this is what I'm going to read this from screen ranches to give you guys an idea

of what's going on here.

Marvel is suing the errors of some of the company's most notable creators in an attempt to retain

the rights to characters like Spider-Man, Iron Man and the Avengers.

Over the past two decades, the comic company's biggest heroes have grown from comic book

characters to pop cultural superstars with the MCU becoming the dominant force in global

film.

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