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Cover to A Contract With God by Will Eisner Source: http://www.komiks.cz/img_clanek/3203_eisner-small.jpg

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[edit] Fair use rationale for A Contract with God

This image is used on Wikipedia in accordance with fair use policy. It is believed by Hiding T to meet our policy since it represents, depicts, illustrates and imparts information regarding an important work in the history of the graphic novel and in Will Eisner's oeuvre. The graphic novel itself is critically discussed within the article, namely its status as having been identified as the first graphic novel. The image allows the reader to understand the nature of the work at its first printing, relevant to the context within which it is discussed, and it allows the reader to understand the iconography of the work, its design, the use of colour and the nature of its characters and purpose. It also, in use with other images, documents the evolution of the graphic novel. The image itself is of low quality and it is not believed that reproductions of it would harm the copyright holder's ability to commercially exploit its rights.

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