Why did Ken Penders sue Archie?

Archie originally claimed Penders had signed a “Work for Hire” contract, making everything Penders had created the property of Sega. However, Archie Comic’s legal team failed to produce the contract from Penders’ time of work at the company, so the lawsuit led to a settlement and ended on 26 June 2013.

Is Wally West faster than Archie Sonic?

So yeah, Wally is a lot faster than Sonic’s super forms despite them literally being immeasurable.

Is shade the echidna canon?

Shade the Echidna (Canon, Game Character)/Maverick Zero X She served Imperator Ix as the lead member of the Marauder forces and was tasked to stop Sonic and his friends, she later joined them after hearing Imperator Ix plan and then being saved by Knuckles.

How fast is God Sonic?

For our purposes, we’ll assume Sonic’s top speed is 767 miles per hour, the speed of sound. That’s fast.

Who is Sonic dating?

In Sonic X it’s been canon confirmed he’s in love with Amy and has been hinted at in Boom as well and in a show called Sonic Minecraft series Sonic falls in love with Amy and become a couple.

Why did Archie Comics get sued by Ken Penders?

Due to the Penders v. Archie Comic’s lawsuit settlement ending in Penders’ favor because of ACP failing to produce the relevant contract of Penders’ time of work (resulting in a settlement in Penders’ favor), other ACP-exclusive characters/stories not created by Ken Penders or Ian Flynn by previous members of the Archie Team (eg.

Is it legal for Sega to own Archie Comics?

As the comic was licensed, everything it had created, including the characters, legally belong to Sega. Although Penders did attempt to address the case of Archie Comics Publishing alongside the Sega/Electronic Arts case, the Statute of Limitations temporarily limited Penders’ legal options and actions.

What happened in the Penders V Sega case?

23 November 2010 – A lawsuit is filed at Penders by the ACP, alleging breach of contract. May 2011 – Penders is forced to file a lawsuit against Sega Incorporated and Electronic Arts (EA) due to the Statute of Limitations. July 2011 – Both sides submit to Discovery in the ACP v.

When did Ken Penders Sue Sega / ACP?

A series of lawsuits filed by Ken Penders against Sega / ACP and related subsidiary companies (and vice versa) began with the first case on 1 January 2009.

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