File:Ric Flair, circa Spring 1987 (cropped).jpg

Summary[edit]

DescriptionRic Flair, circa Spring 1987 (cropped).jpg	English: The professional wrestling faction known as "The Four Horsemen", circa 1987
Date	1 March 1987
Source	Victory Sports Series magazine, Spring 1987
Author	Unknown photographer
Other versions	This file has been extracted from another file : The Four Horsemen, circa Spring 1987.jpg

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Victory Sports Series magazine was part of the same family of professional wrestling magazines as Pro Wrestling Illustrated (known as "Apter Mags"). Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) is still in publication as of today. PWI (seemingly) did not begin printing clear-cut copyright notices until the year 2000, when it began attributing its copyright to "London Publishing Co." Likewise, publications in the same family of magazines also failed to correctly assign copyright. Victory Sports Series does not correctly assert copyright anywhere within its pages, failing 2 of 3 requirements listed on w:Copyright notice#Form of notice for visually perceptible copies.