DC Comics Warns Freelancers Not to Participate in NFT Auctions Featuring the Company's IP
DC Comics, the American comic book publisher may be getting into the non-fungible token (NFT) ecosystem in the future. The company is the oldest comic book publisher in the U.S. owning characters such as Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. In a letter dated on March 11, 2021, DC Comics senior VP of legal affairs wrote a letter to freelancers that said “DC is exploring opportunities” to enter the NFT market economy. ‘DC Is Exploring Opportunities for the Distribution and Sale of Original DC Digital Art With NFTs’ A letter from DC Comics has been revealed from a report stemming from Gizmodo i09‘s Rob Bricken that shows the American comic book publisher is exploring blockchain technology and more specifically non-fungible token (NFT) assets. The popular company also doesn’t want freelance artists auctioning NFT‘s featuring DC Comics’ intellectual property (IP). NFT technology has gotten so popular that the trend or search term “NFT” has touched the highest point it can on Google Trends statistical data. The letter authored by DC Comics senior VP of legal affairs Jay Kogan is a direct communication to freelance artists and it seemingly warns them not to create DC Comics-owned characters via NFTs. “Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are becoming the newest fan