> There's a small problem with this.. It's called copyright infringement.
> It may be "allright" (read: borderline) to create artwork of someone
> else's characters for your own personal enjoyment & freely give it to
> your friends to view. However, drawing the characters & having the
> pictures published, is most definately a violation of law.
> mweber_at_schoolcraft.cc.mi.us
Comic book magazines, Comic books (sometimes), and Gaming magazines get
reader artwork about virtually everything and it's printed just fine. I don't
know the intricate details of how they get the rights, but they do. The live
action SWAT Kats as they appeared at comic cons appeared in Wizard (See the 2
scans I made at
http://rat.org/pub/kats/images/real-life ) Reader artwork would
make it just fine, I'm sure.
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Received on Mon Apr 01 1996 - 19:51:43 PST