This CLE course is designed for professionals looking to master contract negotiation and drafting within the comic book industry. Through hands-on exercises that mirror current industry practices, participants will explore legal complexities around AI-generated art, the evolving digital landscape, and emerging challenges for creators and publishers. Key legal rulings, such as Warner Chappell v. Nealy and Fair Use After Warhol, will be analyzed for their implications on contract language and creator rights.

In this intensive two-hour session, attendees will draft essential comic book agreement clauses, conduct client interview exercises tailored to industry specifics, engage in mock negotiations, and identify common pitfalls in publishing contracts. Led by experienced comic book attorneys, this course offers participants the chance to draft, negotiate, and refine their contract skills in real-world scenarios.