I just did a scan of eBay for the first time in a 
while tonight, and I realized to my great 
surprise that there's a fanart cel of Cyborg 17 
from Dragonball Z up that is based off of the 
genga set of Juunanagou I have on my website.  
The surprise, of course, was two-fold: first that 
it exists without my knowledge, and second, that 
it's up pretty high.  Now, I know I don't own 
Juunanagou (though I wish I did), and that it's 
not my place to get jealous over someone 
profiting off the image.  However, it's pretty 
clear this was based off my genga, because a 
screencap would have cut off more of him than is 
showing in the drawing--and I doubt the person 
has this cel to copy off of.

So, to cut to the chase, is there anything I can 
do?  Do I have the right to write the seller and 
ask her what she's doing, or even to ask her to 
take off the auction?  (I doubt I have that last 
right, but it's worth asking.)  This isn't the 
only cel/genga she's done a fancel off of--she 
has one of Vegeta, and a few days ago she sold a 
cel of a pretty pricey naked Ryoko, too.  Any 
advice would be appreciated, but please, no 
flaming.

Alex (who is wondering if she should take down 
her gallery)