OUT-OF-COPYRIGHT CARTOON MOUSE DEFACEMENT COMPETITION

IN November 1923, the world rocked with laughter as an iconic cartoon character took to the screen for the very first time. As the first cartoon movie with a synchronised soundtrack, Walt Disney’s Steamboat Willie was a groundbreaking film. But it is for the introduction of Mickey Mouse that the film is most revered. This cartoon mouse is one of the most iconic images in history, loved by everyone on the planet except former immigration Minister Robert Jenrick. But now the copyright on this charming film has finally expired, meaning that anyone can use images from the delightful film without fear of legal intervention from Disney Studios. And to celebrate Mickey’s first performance entering the public domain, we’ve got a frame from the movie for you to deface and defile…

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Viz (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2024

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