If in the normal course of a job an employee creates a cartoon, the copyright belongs to the employer.

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According to the "work made for hire" doctrine under U.S. copyright law, any work created by an employee within the scope of their employment is considered the property of the employer. Therefore, the copyright of the cartoon created by the employee in the normal course of their job would belong to the employer.

If in the Normal Course of a Job an Employee