Tales from the Public Domain: Bound by Law?, #001 (Duke Center for the Study of the Public Domain, 2006)

This unique comic book delves into the complex world of copyright law through the engaging story of a filmmaker struggling to navigate the intricate maze of intellectual property rights. The combination of humor, drama, and informative content makes it a valuable resource for both entertainment and educational purposes. This issue, authored by Keith Aoki, James Boyle, and Jennifer Jenkins, has gained a cult following for its creative approach to explaining fair use and copyright laws.

About the cover

The cover vividly portrays a filmmaker in action, symbolizing the everyday battles against copyright infringement. With dynamic and colorful artwork, the cover effectively sets the tone for the engaging story within. This piece features detailed illustrations by renowned cover artists who bring the struggle for fair use to life.

Issue Details

• Title: Tales from the Public Domain: Bound by Law?, #001
• Issue Number: 001
• Publisher: Duke Center for the Study of the Public Domain
• Release Date: 2006
• Estimated Value: $7.99 - $15.00
• Cover Artist: Uncredited
• Condition: Ungraded, Bagged and boarded, depending on age: may have slight yellowing in pages or slight creasing on the edges/spine.
• Notations: Explains the concept of fair use and copyright law through engaging storytelling.
• Genre: Educational, Law
• Language: English
• Age Level: All Ages
• Format: Paperback
• Signed: No
• Writer: Keith Aoki, James Boyle, Jennifer Jenkins
• Universe: Public Domain
• Tradition: Western
• Superhero Team: Unspecified
• Character: Filmmaker, Fair Use Advocates

Includes