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I can't look at ANYthing related to B5 products unless and until
they're licensed; if you're doing these without WB licensing, you're
going to get into a heap o' trouble. If you're serious about a game,
then you have to get it licensed; otherwise I can't look at it, or I'd
be spending 18 hours a day looking at possible proposals that go
nowhere.

jms

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You would contact Warner Bros. Licensing in Burbank. But they
don't deal with individuals, it would have to come through a company
that was prepared and capable of doing the licensing.

jms