>um hello, based department?
Um hello, based department?
Daniel Murphy
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Anthony Stewart
But why were Mickey's arms so muscular in the first drawing?
Austin Davis
>Sign contract saying in exchange for employment all of your work becomes their property
>Somehow they're the bad guys
Xavier Phillips
I have no clue why people still pitch things to Nickelodeon. Everybody in animation should know how these companies operate at this point. Just self publish your idea, it doesn't have to be a full show, just enough to establish its your idea.
Aiden Wright
Uh-oh, creators aren't gonna like this...
Gabriel Anderson
>salt department here; we're kind of overworked and need a favor. Assblastery department has its hands full atm
Nathaniel Morales
>yum, this boot tastes great!
Jaxon Davis
Listen, I'm not a fan of Disney. But you go in knowing what will happen and come out complaining it happened.
Caleb Williams
Due to market and regulatory capture they have become the only way for your work to exist. The argument they are making is that nobody should have this level of total control. Just look at the mouse and the insane amount of control they have in copy right law.
Aiden Allen
You deserve anything your government wants to do to you. After all you agreed by paying taxes.
Kevin Miller
Shoo shoo, Disney Jew.
Jeremiah Sanchez
He literally agreed to lick the boot.
No sympathies for faggots that bitch about bootlicking and then bootlick themselves.
Jaxson Robinson
In first world countries there is still federal law above mere contracts, so they can't just claim your soul.
Parker Turner
Never Forget
Zachary Scott
dayum, Jim Lee mad af
Tyler Evans
Retards on Any Forums will shit on disney every other day of the week, but when an artist shits on disney, Any Forums will always ALWAYS turn around and lick the boot.
Eli Morris
no one agrees to be born, though
Juan Hill
I hate that you fags have to turn every conversation into stupid one-note memes. A person voluntarily sold his pitch to a company with resources to have it produced. There is no injustice about this.
Jonathan Morris
So? He's warning other people not to do it, and you're mad about that. It's like saying only people who've never taken drugs can tell you drugs are bad, and then the argument will be 'well how do you KNOW drugs are bad? You never had them'
Drugs are bad. People who take them know this. People who don't take them know this.
Disney is drugs.
Luis Davis
They should make a comic about it first so they can have some ownership over the IP
Aaron Martinez
You can be a bad guy just by making contracts with terms and stipulations.
Bill Cipher is a villain who does villainous deeds through deals.
Hell, even the most common modern depictions of Satan, the literal embodiment of evil, have him making deals.
Jeremiah James
same like how liberals talk shit about Disney, but them turn to defend it and its products from critics just because it has a black mermaid on it.
Dominic Kelly
>only made Gravity Falls, which is subpar at best
>every other project or deal he's signed he's basically pissed away because he's incredibly difficult to work with/for
>still likes yammering to the public how he was a victim of the mouse, despite him creating his own problems
dude is the modern day John K, but at least John made something that had a lasting impact for 30+ years. nothing good came out of gravity falls.
Liam Campbell
fpbp & /thread
Nathaniel Hall
This is up there with moore crying because he did work for hire and didnt get to keep the rights.
But moore mostly does it to fuck with the presss and cape fans.
This man dedicated a whole fucking power point to crying about a company he no longer works for.
Cant wait to see other companies avoid him.
Blake Rivera
>Through illegal informal agreements between service providers the only way to create anything for a major platform is to give up rights to it
>This is somehow fine
This is the shit unions are supposed to break up instead of donating to political causes.