The estate of the artist who drew the first Superman comic published 87 years ago is asserting applicable copyrights to the American superhero in Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Australia.

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The matter has to do with foreign copyrights to the original Superman character and story ... such assignments 25 years after an author’s death, vesting in the Shuster Estate the co-author ...

A lawsuit by the Shuster estate could block Superman's release in key countries due to copyright disputes. Warner Bros and DC face a legal battle over international rights to Superman's character.