Questions on Copyright Laws and Free Usage

We offer non-exclusive reprint rights to use our cartoons for your projects. This means that for a FEE you may use the cartoon once. This does not allow you reuse the cartoon nor own the copyright. Use without permission is theft.

Questions on Copyright Laws and Free Usage

The fair usage portion of copyright law ONLY allows for free usage when used as a teaching tool. If you were teaching a class on the use of parody, you would be permitted to use one of our cartoons that shows a parody. Free usage does not include using a cartoon about math if you are teaching a math class. Confusing? You bet!

Using our cartoons for any purpose without our permission is stealing. Our cartoons are our company's product. If we gave away free usage, we would not have a product to sell .

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We offer non-exclusive reprint rights to use our cartoons for your projects. This means that for a FEE you may use the cartoon once. This does not allow you reuse the cartoon nor own the copyright. Use without permission is theft.

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