Does Laughing Comic own any copyrights?

Sure does. Disney has ownership of several well-known comic book franchises. This includes characters and stories from Marvel Comics, which is now part of the Disney empire.

I'm not sure. Maybe they do, maybe they don't. It's hard to say without more specific information.

No, Comic Con International doesn't own Comic Con. Different organizations or entities might be involved in organizing and managing various Comic Con events.

DC has ownership of Vertigo Comic. It's been under the DC umbrella for a while. They've been involved in publishing and distributing its content.

No, Tapas doesn't own my comic. I retain full ownership rights.

Buyout works referred to works that were published, distributed, and sold by the publishing house or the author. The copyrights of the works that were bought out included the following aspects: 1. Right to publish: You can publish your own work, or you can give permission to other publishing houses or authors to publish it. 2. Releasing rights: The purchased works can be self-published or authorized to be distributed by other organizations. 3. Selling rights: You can sell your own work or license other organizations to sell it. 4. Right to Adapt: Buying out the work allows you to buy out the right to adapt your own work and allow others to adapt, translate, produce, etc. 5. Information network transmission right: Buying out the work can buy out the information network transmission right of your work so that others can spread the work on your own platform. It is important to note that different methods of copyright purchase may involve different laws and contract terms. Therefore, when purchasing a broken work, you need to carefully read the relevant contract to understand the specific rights and protection measures of the copyright.

The copyright and the copyright were not the same thing. A copyright is a right that protects the original intellectual achievements in a work (such as novels, movies, music, paintings, sculptures, etc.). The copyright protection usually lasted for decades until the copyright owner died or automatically expired. On the other hand, copyright referred to the rights that a person or group had over an original intellectual product, including the freedom to adapt, translate, and create derivative works. The duration of copyright protection usually lasted for the author's lifetime and decades after his death until the death of the copyright owner or until it automatically expired. Although copyright and copyright both involved the protection of original intellectual results, the scope and methods of protection were different. The copyright mainly protected the copyright of the work, while the copyright protected the freedom to create derivative works of the work.

Yes, Disney does own Marvel comic books. They made the acquisition a while back.

It depends on the terms and conditions you agreed to when you uploaded or submitted your comic to Webtoon. If you didn't carefully read and understand those, it's hard to say for sure.

Vixen has her own comic for sure. It often features her facing different challenges and using her skills to overcome them. The comic provides a great platform to expand on her story beyond other mediums.