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I had no idea this whole time there was a problem like this going on.
Neither did I. I'm surprised Marvel was allowed to have their name attached to the previous film while this was going on.
creative inventions you better hope you dont become popular otherwise big companies will try to buy the rights to it and claim it as thier new original ideas
its a reason i made to my self not to get in the business of it no matter how fun it may be to do projects like that i'll just stick to taking whatever i like that they put out
It is a hard business but sometimes it pays off. You just have to make sure you read between the lines and all the small print before you sign your life away.
Always keep the receipts.