His lender claimed Gutenberg had used the $ for things other than the bible project & demanded ownership of half the printed bibles & control of the print shop. He won.  It became the Fust-Schöffer shop, the first ever shop to mention the printer's name, thus essentially creating the first publisher's imprint. Gutenberg, however, was bankrupt.  he probably started a new print shop he never quite recovered financially, living out his life on a stipend by the Archbishop of Mainz
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