Newest Design illustration, i think i'm ready for submission, but you tell me.
Comments, Suggestions, Opinions?
Justice League Band

Headlining at Metropolis this weekend... Superman on Guitar, Batman on Bass, Flash on Keyboard, and Green Lantern on drums. They are the Justice Leauge! Bringing music and justice to the world.
Comments, Suggestions, Opinions?
Justice League Band

Headlining at Metropolis this weekend... Superman on Guitar, Batman on Bass, Flash on Keyboard, and Green Lantern on drums. They are the Justice Leauge! Bringing music and justice to the world.
I was also thinking about submitting an idea, however I dont know the in's and out's of what's OK as far as using other peoples charaters and such (IE: like your use of the JL and the four characters above). How do you know if its 'legal' or when its not?
thanks guys\gals...
Thanks!!! :) Submit worthy?
@dly725:
I tried another DCcomics based idea not too long ago, but it wasn't "Parody" enough. From what they told me, if you can call it a parody you can sell it.
Can Robin be a groupie?
I didnt want to add in the other characters, for fear it would get too crowded
try to be a bit more subtle like this --> http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/4/2008/09/medium_supermandinner.jpg
Last time, i was told that as long as it was a parody it was ok. other characters are depicted all the time. can you explain how its different to depict Dr. Who than Superman or Batman?
Haha yes! Put Aquaman on the most useless instrument....it'll suit him well.
I would LOVE a basic guide to what is considered stepping over the line when it comes to copyright infringement. When does a homage or a pastiche become an outright step over the line?
For example, we've had a real life dinosaur named Dracorex hogwartsia (Hogwarts Dragon King) by paleontologists Bob Bakker and Victor Porter. When they discovered the fossil, they thought it looked like a dragon.
These guys make a lot of money by being interviewed by the Science or Discovery Channel when it comes to dinosaurs, and they'd be the go-to guys to talk about this dinosaur (which they named after a place specifically in the Harry Potter world).
Today's design (June 27) is Calvinball, with the score "still Q to 12". There's a bipedal tiger wearing a bandit's mask. He's carrying a triangular flag on a pole. There's a mish-mash of sports equipment.
And I'm not just singling out today's design. I've done designs that, although they are by my own hand, can be recognized as being Tiny Wings on the iPod / iPhone...
...or the Xenomorph from the Alien franchise...
...or a very specific company name that only exists in two recent episodes of Doctor Who.
So: where's the line? Even though there is no Island 16 (or a helicopter) in the Tiny Wings game, is the bird enough of a likeness? Are the words underneath, in the free Pusab font seen in the game, too much to trigger a suit from Andreas Illiger (or Tom Petty for song lyrics!)? Is 'Xenomorph' and 'It's a Bug Hunt' in Japanese, with the look of the alien drawn, enough or not to make a lawyer itchy? Or is the Weyland-Yutani Corporation logo a definite no-no (because the logo can be easily dropped if it were)? Is Morpeth Jetsan too unique... or does the town of Morpeth in England, and the fact that Jetsan is a Tibertan boy's name (meaning 'King'), mean it's fair game? Because Calvinball is as near or far from that line as each of these pieces.
I can understand that. Marvel actually sells shirts...
...so they could legally claim that a sale of a shirt from a third-party company is depriving them a sale from someone that could have bought licensed apparel.
I'm guessing that BBC Cymru (Doctor Who) and J.K Rowling (Harry Potter) understand that the third party t-shirt sales and likeness of their characters on a small number of clothing items aren't the money-makers for them ...or that having fan clothing actually grows the fan base and gets people interested in the actual DVDs-and-downloads / books-and-movies that are the primary source of income.
@Jasonfever, i'm just going to take offense to whatever you said. idk exactly what you were going for.
Sorry you were offended but all you did was draw Superman holding a guitar...now if you had Clark Kent, Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince bowling and you called it "The Bowling League of America" then you'd have something good. The best Teefury designs challenge the pop-consciousness and whatnot...just sayin is all.
Also if Superman, Batman, Green Lantern and Flash were to form a band I think they'd call it something like "Cosmic Treadmill" or "Miracle Machine" or "Boxing Glove Arrow" or "Jason Todd" instead of after the place they work at.
Sorry it's so boring. :/ I mean i know that Superman playing guitar is such an over done idea and all. And a bowling league is clever, but its no more "pop conscious" than a band.
That was my bad.
Sorry, got a bit carried away. Sorry!