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Tag Archives: Scott Shaw
Mike Wolfer on Fan art/Homage art
The following is good advice from fellow Kubert School alum Mike Wolfer. Originally posted on his Facebook page. I’ve seen seeing quite a few stories and posts concerning “fan art/ homage art” and the legality of selling works featuring characters created … Continue reading
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