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Peter Pan in Scarlet is finally released today. I don't have a copy yet, but I'm looking forward to reading it with my youngest. I wonder how long it will be before Fire Flyer and the Great Ravello make their way into Disney Parks.
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I don't think Disney has the character rights to the new book, do they? -
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I haven't read anything about them acquiring rights, but it would seem a natural fit, no? The original story enters the public domain, I think, in 2007, but my understanding of copyright law is that this would not also end the new characters into the public domain. Pan in Scarlet and its characters would still have copyright protection for a long, long time.Originally posted by Neon Cactus View PostFight On!:sc: Beat the Red Wolves!
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Re: The new Peter Pan book is out
I got the notice today that Amazon had shipped it. I am so looking forward to this book. After the other two "Prequels" this should prove interesting, to say the least.Peter Pan Forever!!! I Will Never Grow Up.
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