Comic dubs fall under the category of derivative works, and users must obtain explicit permission from the original comic artist before creating and sharing a dub. We uphold copyright laws and encourage users to respect the intellectual property rights of comic creators. Ensure you have obtained written consent from the comic artist prior to dubbing their work to avoid any copyright infringement issues.

Is the comic art on Comicdub.com protected by copyright?
Yes, all comic art featured on Comicdub.com is subject to copyright laws. This means that the original creators or publishers of the comic artwork retain full rights to their content, including how it is used, distributed, and shared. Copying, reproducing, or redistributing the comic art without proper permission from the copyright holder is prohibited.

What happens if I use copyrighted comic art without permission?
Using copyrighted comic art without permission can lead to legal consequences, including copyright infringement claims. The content creator or copyright holder may take action to have the unauthorized use taken down or pursue legal steps for compensation. Always make sure you have permission from the copyright holder before using any comic art in your projects or sharing it elsewhere.

Most comics are protected by copyright unless explicitly labeled as public domain or licensed under a Creative Commons license. When in doubt, assume that the comic art is copyrighted and reach out to the creator or publisher for clarification.