Popeye and Tintin have entered the public domain [for the US, other nations may have different rules], so I'll just go ahead and start the countdown clock for our first Sailor Man soulslike - eviltoast
Popeye and Tintin have entered the public domain, so I'll just go ahead and start the countdown clock for our first Sailor Man soulslike
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Any spinach-fueled super strength might have to wait a couple more years, though.

Different laws may apply world wide. Ie: in Europe is not about the publication date, but author life-span (author’s works get in public domain 70 years it’s death: TinTin gets in PD in EU in the 2054)

  • CanadianCorhen@lemmy.caEnglish
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    18 days ago

    I don’t think so, since a lot of the content in that one is from late tintin stories.

    This would only be the first Tintin story, and the contents therein, that are free use… Which would be what, land of Soviets, Congo, America?