[JonTheScanner]

I have Jungle Jim (Standard) #14 and Three Stooges (St john) #1 which are old enough to qualify, but the properties are owned by others so they may not be public domain.

What's the verdict?

Jon

[Yoc]

Hi Jon,
Sadly health issues will be keeping Aussie away from the site for the next while.  As she's the only expert on these things I think it best to play it safe and not share them on the site.  Sorry.   

-Yoc

[phabox]

Sorry to hear that Aussie is unwell, lets all hope that she has a speedy recovery and is back with us again before too long.

-Nigel

[boox909]

Sending you best wishes for a speedy and successful healing Aussie!

B.

[Aussie500]

Healing is coming along fine, although l spent the last few days sleeping most of the time. The Three Stooges as far as l can see should be OK, the Jungle Jim is licensed from King Features and is not public domain.

[Lu-Nar]

Healing is coming along fine, although l spent the last few days sleeping most of the time. The Three Stooges as far as l can see should be OK, the Jungle Jim is licensed from King Features and is not public domain.

Salve (my first post)
then Three Stooges-St John is in public domain, and don't have rights of C3 Entertainment?
Best regards

[Aussie500]

C3 Entertainment, might own the Three Stooges brand, and copyrights on fairly recent productions across a range of formats, but none of the early GA material in any form was renewed that l can see. Even if the comics were licensed at the time, the comics would be OK for us to host. Owning the rights to a character does not mean you automatically own all material ever printed that involved that character, even if you brought the rights to publish the old material, without a copyright renewal or a license agreement from the owner of a still current copyright, l do not see how legally the "owner" of a character can prevent us hosting the comics.

[Lu-Nar]

Thanks :-)