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Neon points out that while Aja does receive credit, his contractual arrangement is likely a "work for hire," meaning Marvel and Disney own the intellectual property produced, and the artist's rights are limited. This is standard industry practice: creatives sell their work under contracts that do not include royalties or residuals unless explicitly stated. Such arrangements mean that even if an artist's style directly inspires major adaptations, they may not see additional compensation, regardless of their influence or contribution.