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Dear Jacob... The comic’s letter

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Dear Sir,

IT has been brought to our attention that you have been infringing the intellectu­al property rights of one of our cartoon characters and masqueradi­ng as Walter Brown.

It is evident that there are numerous instances whereby you have adopted trademarke­d imagery and brand essences of the character to the benefit of enhancing your career and popularity.

This constitute­s clear infringeme­nt of our copyright and we draw your attention to numerous instances of you distinctly copying the following attributes of the character Walter Brown, as your own invention including: 1 The character’s hair parting and style. 2 The character’s distinctiv­e round reading glasses. 3 The character’s choice of spotty ties and vintage apparel. 4 The character’s enjoyment of classical music (because he thinks it makes him seem clever). 5 The character’s bullish behaviour with peers and stopping others from having fun.

6 The character’s insistence to remind others of his father’s successful career. 7 Snootiness. We firmly request that you cease and desist in your ongoing impersonat­ion of the character, which remains the exclusive property of Beano Studios.

A swift response on this matter would be greatly appreciate­d to avoid getting Teacher involved.

Yours faithfully, Mike Stirling Head of Beano Studios Scotland

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