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| This image is an illustration of a '''character in a comic book, video game, or animated television program or film'''. The '''copyright''' for it is most likely owned by either the '''publisher/producer''' and/or '''artist(s) producing the work in question'''. It is believed that the use of '''low-resolution''' images of character artwork for commentary on '''the character in question''' qualifies as '''[[Fair use|fair use]]''' under [[United States copyright law]]. See [[Wikipedia:Fair use]] for more information. | | This image is an illustration of a '''character in a comic book, video game, or animated television program or film'''. The '''copyright''' for it is most likely owned by either the '''publisher/producer''' and/or '''artist(s) producing the work in question'''. It is believed that the use of '''low-resolution''' images of character artwork for commentary on '''the character in question''' qualifies as '''[[Fair use|fair use]]''' under [[United States copyright law]]. See [[Wikipedia:Fair use]] for more information. | ||
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This image is an illustration of a character in a comic book, video game, or animated television program or film. The copyright for it is most likely owned by either the publisher/producer and/or artist(s) producing the work in question. It is believed that the use of low-resolution images of character artwork for commentary on the character in question qualifies as fair use under United States copyright law. See Wikipedia:Fair use for more information. |
