Since we are working on a Disney Mickey Mouse R89 webpage,

a set of 96 cards, I have to ask the resident lawyers whether

any issues come into play. Disney seems to be very guarded

when it comes to their products.



Is this simply a common sense thing, whereas the passing of time,

and this new era of webpages/internet, that showing previously

copyrighted images is acceptable ?



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I posted, in another thread, about Disney Joinies, and see

there is something like "patent (numbers)" on each card.

Not a lawyer, but there is such a think as being unable to profit twice from the same sale. So, for example, if you are wearing a Dallas Cowboy sweatshirt on TV, the Cowboys can't chanrge you again from using the item.

They received their royalties from the original sale already. Plus you aren't profiting.

No, but Tom is - from all of the banner ads he is raking in.
Where are the revenooers when ya need 'em?
Lock him up !

An get Leon too - for his part in the fradulent Disney scam being perpetrated.