Rubin: Watch out for Popeye — he's armed, dangerous, and escaped from copyright
Popeye popped up the next January in a strip called Thimble Theater by cartoonist E.C. Segar. A character named Castor Oyl, ...
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Cartoon icons Popeye and Tintin could become Hollywood’s next horror movie stars
Fans of Popeye and Tintin may be seeing a lot more of the nostalgic cartoon characters this year ... without restriction or permission from the original creator. Under U.S. copyright law ...
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Capt. Jim's Popeye Club
Ted took the name Jim because the station preferred not to change the show's name, since the original Captain's ... in an after-school time slot with Popeye cartoons, with this version of the ...
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The Polish Roots of Popeye
Most people know Popeye as a tough, spinach-eating sailor, a cartoon character created by American cartoonist ... Above the inscription you can find an engraving showing the original, 1929 version of ...
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More Mickey Mouse, Popeye and Faulkner works enter the public domain
Mickey Mouse animations, the original Popeye character and hundreds of other works entered the public domain on January 1, 2025. 2025 Oscar nominations snubs and surprises: Sebastian Stan and 'I'm ...
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The Original Popeye, Tintin, and More Works From the Roaring 20s Are Now in the Public Domain
The most notable inclusion, however, is the original Popeye (who didn’t eat spinach to gain strength), as he appeared in the Thimble Theatre comic strip Gobs of Work, created by E. C.