Tony plots a new Iron Man adventure and carefully and skillfully imitates the art of Marvel Comics to an authentic-looking Iron Man graphic novel. Tony is not affiliated with the owners of the intellectual property rights to Iron Man.

If his new Iron Man adventure is a success, Tony intends to create a publishing/production company and call it Mar-Val Comics as his distinctive word to identify his company.

Tony also saw a children's toy on TV which is a device designed, made and sold by Marvel Comics that shoots string foam from the wrists like Spiderman.Tony intends to use the exact same mechanical design without the manufacturers permission, but simply move the fittings to the palms of the hands and replace the string with projectiles, for shooting "energy blasts" Iron Man style.

Can Tony proceed with his business plans without risking violating any intellectual property rights?Identify and define any intellectual property rights or interests Tony could potentially violate if he proceeds as intended with his plans and discuss why, or why not, Tony might be found to be in violation of those intellectual property rights.