Shes about to take it 1. jaina is a big fan of a popular comic book series, and is so inspired that she decides to write her own story. she starts her own web comic using the same characters from her favorite comic, but with her original art and story writing. to design the rest of her website, jaina scans a few pictures from her copies of the popular comic and recolors them slightly. nowhere on the website does jaina mention the original comic book authors. jaina believes that she is not plagiarizing since she has created original work based simply based on pre-existing ideas.
a) what unethical or illegal actions has jaina taken in creating her web comic? (3 points)

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