However, if you want to cause trouble for comic artists, it's not easy to start with their works.
Moreover, the Paris Police had already suffered a setback in this regard before; they previously sued a comic artist named Philippon, accusing his comic "Bricklayer" of violating the news laws.
In court, Philippon, to prove that the characters he drew only bore a simple resemblance to the King and were not drawn deliberately, took out paper and pen and drew four sketches on the spot.
The first sketch was a simple outline of a pear, the second was slightly more complex than the first, the third evolved further from the basis, and the fourth was adjusted on the previous basis, but already bore a striking resemblance to Louis Philippe.
"Sketches drawn for the audience in court on November 14th"
