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I'm writing a graphic novel and I don't know if its to much like percy jackson

If a few plot elements of your story line up with wn existing work, there is likely little basis for someone to claim you’ve infringed on their copyright. If your plot is a literal duplicate of an ...
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Protecting a POV in visual adaptation of a novel

Perhaps the phrase you're looking for is "script control". @levininja's comment gave a link to a similar question asked on our sibling site "Movies & TV". To save readers from ...
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Copyright Related to Cosplay Artwork

Personality rights of the depicted persons If that artwork contains a recognizable likeness of your friend (or anyone else), you need their (written!) permission. You are using their likeness as part ...
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Am I plagiarizing?

You are not plagiarizing. That term is typically reserved for mon-fiction and academic works. Since you state that your work is based on a copyrighted work and you are using some of that work’s ...
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Am I plagiarizing?

I am not a lawyer and I do not know in which country you are. So continue with some caution when it comes to contracts: You are probably not plagiarizing. "copy-right", means the owner ...
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