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Bleach, in my Incarnate? It's more likely then you think. Thanks to Alrighty. It seems that Nick Simmons, son of Gene Simmons, is a comic book artist. And a huge fan of Bleach. So huge that he apparently copied from it wholesale. Especially Orihime and Captain Badass, er, I mean Kenpachi. Ahem. (ETA He swiped from a whole bingo card worth of fandoms. Hellsing 1/2, Deathnote, FMA, One Piece, Naruto 1/2, Deadman Wonderland, Lupin the Third, Neon Genesis Evangelion, More Hellsing with touch of Death from Sandman, various artists on Deviantart, and probably a few others I've forgotten about. The most blatant stuff is Bleach and Hellsing) Bleach fans mobilize on Twitter, LiveJournal, Facebook and Nick's Deviantart. VIZ and Kubo Tite respond on Twitter. A rough translation for Kubo here. Nick's publisher responds: We at Radical Publishing, Inc. and Radical Comics, Inc. are quite concerned to hear the news surrounding Nick Simmons’s Incarnate Comic Book. We are taking this matter seriously and making efforts now to contact the publishers of the works in question in an effort to resolve this matter. We have halted further production and distribution of the “Incarnate” comic book and trade paperback until the matter is resolved to the satisfaction of all parties. Rest assured that Radical is taking swift action regarding this matter and will continue in its efforts to maintain the integrity and protect the intellectual property of artists throughout the world whose creative works are the bedrock of our Company and the comic book industry. See RDR Books? This is how you respond to situations like this. Comic Book Resources and Anime News Network on the issue. ETA:We have fanarts! ![]() Flammable by *speedking on deviantART ETA 2: tetradecimal has a hilarious sporking. Son of ETA: The obligatory Encyclopedia Dramatica page. Use protection and avert your virgin eyes. CNN GO ONTD ETA 4: A couple reviews on Youtube pointing out the problem SIX MONTHS AGO! Here at 2:53 and here at 3:56. "This is just another horror show of copy write infringement." ETA 5: Yulieana is Yulieana. And proves that it is possible to bring shipping wank into everything. Thanks Return of the ETA: Nick Simmons kinda sorta apologizes. New York Times arts blog. “Like most artists I am inspired by work I admire. There are certain similarities between some of my work and the work of others. This was simply meant as an homage to artists I respect, and I definitely want to apologize to any Manga fans or fellow Manga artists who feel I went too far. My inspirations reflect the fact that certain fundamental imagery is common to all Manga. This is the nature of the medium. “I am a big fan of Bleach, as well as other Manga titles. And I am certainly sorry if anyone was offended or upset by what they perceive to be the similarity between my work and the work of artists that I admire and who inspire me.” Thanks Post a comment in response: |
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