File:Gunnerkrigg SecondTreatise.jpg

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It is believed that the use of this image, Gunnerkrigg_SecondTreatise.jpg, qualifies as fair use in the article Gunnerkrigg Court because:

• No substitute is available under a free license, nor could one be created that would provide the same information.
• This image is used solely for the purpose of illustrating the topic in question, and does not impair the copyright holder's ability to sell the original work in any way.
• As this image is a single comic strip panel, it would not be useful for criminal reproduction of the entire strip, and therefore the use of this image does not pose a threat to the salability of the original.

1. No free equivalent.
   Yes. As this is a unique work of art, no free equivalent exists
2. Respect for commercial opportunities
   Yes. As this is a single comic panel and is not recent, it cannot draw readers away from the webcomic's actual site.
3. 1. Minimal usage.
      Yes. Other than the infobox image, this is the only non-free image from Gunnerkrigg Court in the article.
   2. Minimal extent of use.
      Yes. Is only a single page from a webcomic, and is at low resolution so it cannot be printed or otherwise reproduced commercially.
4. Previous publication.
   Yes. Gunnerkrigg Court images are often displayed on the online reviews and interviews. And this image was, of course, first published on the Gunnerkrigg Court website.
5. Content.
   Yes. Is used encyclopaedically to illustrate the creator's artistic style and narrative motifs.
6. Media-specific policy.
   Yes. See above.
7. One-article minimum.
   Yes. Is used in Gunnerkrigg Court.
8. Significance.
   Yes. Illustrates comic's artistic style and motifs, and significantly improves the article by breaking up what would otherwise be a wall of text.
9. Restrictions on location.
   Yes. This image is only used in an article.
10. Image description page.
    Yes. See above.