when you make a comic can you keep it including the characters and backgrounds, because i havent seen anything that says copyrighted to the charcters and stuff.

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"Keep it" in what way? You can save a copy of it to your hard drive, if that's what you mean. You can't go around pretending that you drew the characters. Whether or not you can reprint it in another medium is kind of a legal gray area that we're not really sure about. So far we haven't done so, and I think you should probably ask the original artists for permission if you wanted to do something like that.

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yeah, how do you save it on your hard drive?

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You don't save it onto my hard rive you save it onto yours. To do that take a screen capture of the area using Paint Shop Pro or something similar.

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If you're using Internet Explorer I imagine you could also save the web page as type "Web page, complete".

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Thanks

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oh yeah do you how long it takes for the donation to process,the faqs says one to two business days for to be set up, ,but ive been waiting for like 5 days. does it usually take that long.

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Brad may be busy. If you want to ask him about it, you could send a polite e-mail to the address listed at http://www.stripcreator.com/faq.php#questions .

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thanks again

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cool im a donor now

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Keep it" in what way? You can save a copy of it to your hard drive, if that's what you mean. You can't go around pretending that you drew the characters. Whether or not you can reprint it in another medium is kind of a legal gray area that we're not really sure about. So far we haven't done so, and I think you should probably ask the original artists for permission if you wanted to do something like that

so nobody has gotten a waiver from the orginal artists? on the one hand, im a lawyer, on the other hand, i'm crazy, retired, not licensed in stripcreatorland, so at most i ask questions and speculate. choadwarrior's character seems to be a suit, maybe he'd have an opinion, more likely wouldn't want to comment.
i just made a strip that raises some of the copyright issues, so i thought i'd check in.

The aardvark joins the syndicate by arbi 8-16-04

Offer void where prohibited by law. This 'comic' has come along way in a few weeks, so much so we are ready to turn pro. Here's the deal. For $20 per month, you can run this strip in your newspaper, newletter, or website. If you are a paying customer, we welcome your ideas for custom strips, but don't promise to make any. Cancell anytime. Pay only for those months where you use at least one strip. Pick the ones you like best. We don't promise to be funny, to make strips every day, or to own the rights to the characters. All proceeds from this strip go to arbi's legal defense fund, and may be tax deductible. Not to be construed as legal advice. We charge $235/hr for that. If you like our strip, ask us about the same deal with Tang, a much better strip, that really needs the money. pimpin'!

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Oh for fuck's sake...not the copyright thing again.

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Oh Jesus. I could be wrong, but I am pretty sure Brad has permission from the creators of the artwork, like Diesel Sweeties and Penny Arcade, to use their characters as we see fit.

I believe attempts were made to get permission to use Homestar Runner characters, but the requests were denied. There can be no copyright issue on a site that allows you to use other people's artwork to create a comic strip. I suggest that anything you don't want stolen, you don't turn into a comic strip. Plain and simple.

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The giant three-phallused phallus of Uzbekistan will one day squirt the cosmic jizz of revenge all over Canada.

I didn't say we didn't have permission to use the graphics on this site. Of course we do. All of the art you can use to make a comic on this site is donated and some of it is even in the public domain.

Several times it has been suggested that we compile some of the higher-quality strips in printed form. So far we haven't done that because we're not sure our permission to use the art extends that far. I tend to think that it doesn't and that we'd have to check with all of the art donors if we wanted to use their art that way.

If you want to read a long, aggravating, and eventually rambling thread about copyright and Stripcreator, knock yourself out.

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Whatever the question is, NO. I've seen "stripcreator.com is illegal" and it's not happening again. I know judo.