Starkly different to the laissez-faire approach to Asterix copyrights by whomever holds them, assuming someone still does, which have allowed countless parodies

Starkly different to the laissez-faire approach to Asterix copyrights by whomever holds them, assuming someone still does, which have allowed countless parodies and cameos in stories by many other authors (a long tradition of the French comic scene anyway). Which reminds me, I'm re-reading "Tintin et les Picaros" and there is a, presumably unlicensed, reproduction of the likeness of Asterix, and another of Mickey Mouse, in it. They're both in the last panel of page 54 in my copy of the book by Casterman (I reckon that's the canonical edition, yes?). The panel shows the carnival in Tapiocapolis and there's two revellers dressed as Asterix and Mickey. But, you know. Copyright. It's good when it's protecting us, ey?