Ironic: singing "Happy Birthday" to Walt Disney
I should've posted this on Ninja Day(December 5th), as that's when this Heart In the City comic appeared, as was Walt Disney's birthday(he would've been 107).
Still, I love how unintentionally ironic the cartoon is -- "Happy Birthday" is still under copyright protection, and the reason is because of the Mickey Mouse Protection Act(technically, the Copyright Term Extension Act, which the Disney corporation helped get passed so that no one can legally re-distribute Steamboat Willy, or publish any stories with Mickey Mouse at its center(i.e., do the same thing to Mickey Mouse that Disney did to The Jungle Book, among other creations).
Still, I love how unintentionally ironic the cartoon is -- "Happy Birthday" is still under copyright protection, and the reason is because of the Mickey Mouse Protection Act(technically, the Copyright Term Extension Act, which the Disney corporation helped get passed so that no one can legally re-distribute Steamboat Willy, or publish any stories with Mickey Mouse at its center(i.e., do the same thing to Mickey Mouse that Disney did to The Jungle Book, among other creations).