Vince, Jim, as usual, has good adivce.

Here's another thought. You could offer to keep the publishing, but allow them to use it in their applications excluding conventional commercial entertainment, for free. They might be shy of the deal if they feel they'll have to pay publishing fees. For this, they could pay a fee somewhat lower than they would for complete ownership.

Of course, you'd want an entertainment lawyer to help design that.

All the Best,
Mike


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