Can I create my own comic book using existing characters?

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

In working on a graphic novel. I'm still tight over man of steel so I've been writing a story about Zod and his crew setting up shop on mars. Zod and Superman's relationship eventually get better but Superman's main villains will be in the form of escaped prisoners from the phantom zone. The phantom zone opens up on earth at random. Some work for Lex. I also developed how to properly incorporate batman in the story.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

You gotta be the dumbest nikka on earth

 

[Majestyx]

You gotta be the dumbest nikka on earth

 

[TheGodling]

You can. It's called fan fiction. It mostly consists of male characters boning. Good luck with that.

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

A story about General Zod opening up a shop on Mars?Who would buy from there?

smh@Zod standing by himself behind a lemonade stand on mars.

 

[JayJustice]

You can make it for fun but you can't publish or sell it due to copyright & trademark laws. You're better off using your own original characters if you actually want to make a career out of this, or make any kind of profit.

 

[Spaceman Piff]

sounds dope breh

just post up a link when you're finished with it

 

[Jello Biafra]

In working on a graphic novel. I'm still tight over man of steel so I've been writing a story about Zod and his crew setting up shop on mars. Zod and Superman's relationship eventually get better but Superman's main villains will be in the form of escaped prisoners from the phantom zone. The phantom zone opens up on earth at random. Some work for Lex. I also developed how to properly incorporate batman in the story.

You can't use Superman or any characters, locations that have appeared in Superman comics since the character first debuted.
What you can do is use any of the public domain comic book characters for your story that are similar to Superman in powers like Doc Strange, Dynamic-Man or The Black Terror.
You can find other public domain characters here: http://pdsh.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Comic_Book_Characters

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

You can't use Superman or any characters, locations that have appeared in Superman comics since the character first debuted.
What you can do is use any of the public domain comic book characters for your story that are similar to Superman in powers like Doc Strange, Dynamic-Man or The Black Terror.
You can find other public domain characters here: http://pdsh.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Comic_Book_Characters

Thanks

 

[Kabnis]

I suppose you could create it if your goal is to submit a script to DC comics. Chances are they won't accept it though. Publishers are wary of that fan fiction ish.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

You can't use Superman or any characters, locations that have appeared in Superman comics since the character first debuted.
What you can do is use any of the public domain comic book characters for your story that are similar to Superman in powers like Doc Strange, Dynamic-Man or The Black Terror.
You can find other public domain characters here: http://pdsh.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Comic_Book_Characters

yo, I didn't know Beowulf was a public domain character

 

[ChrisDorner]

You can find other public domain characters here: http://pdsh.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Comic_Book_Characters

Bottom of the barrel ass characters

Off brand ass characters

 

[Majestyx]

In working on a graphic novel. I'm still tight over man of steel so I've been writing a story about Zod and his crew setting up shop on mars. Zod and Superman's relationship eventually get better but Superman's main villains will be in the form of escaped prisoners from the phantom zone. The phantom zone opens up on earth at random. Some work for Lex. I also developed how to properly incorporate batman in the story.

you could just rob liefeld it, and change little shyt like.. instead of superman call him 'supreme' instead of captain america call him "us patroit"

 

[JackBrannigan]

This guy made a Suicide Squad comic and used a loophole to sell his. It was "free" with some kind of print he was selling.

http://michelfiffe.com/?p=2674