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that DC Comics sued the sneaker company DC Shoes because of their similar logo. However it turned out that DC Comics hadn t trademarked their logo properly, so they lost the case and had to pay the shoe company every year to use their own logo.

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Fun Fact: that DC Comics sued the sneaker company DC Shoes because of their similar logo. However it turned out that DC Comics hadn’t trademarked their logo properly, so they lost the case and had to pay the shoe company every year to use their own logo.

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