So it seems not even Hasbro is exempt from stealing images from fan sites without proper crediting. We've caught people stealing our hard earned images before in the past, but we didn't think Hasbro would sink to the same level. I thought something looked oddly familiar about "their" Aayla Secura image in their Power Point presentation at NYCC. But my friend Chris at BanthaSkull.com helped me to realize that, well, it's indeed my image! Click through to see the proof! Shame on you Hasbro!

Chris writes:

Chris from Bantha Skull again. I just saw something that cracked me up that you may be interested in. So, as you probably know, Hasbro uploaded the NYCC slideshow presentation as a PDF today. I extracted all of the source images from inside the PDF to load onto the web. When I got to the source image for the Clone Wars Aayla Secura on page 13, I couldn't believe it. I have attached it to this e-mail. You may recognize the watermark (which was cropped out of the presentation). I guess the figure is so rare they didn't even have one on hand to photo.

This image was stolen from my Aayla Secura (CW40) Research Droids Review on the figure. Notice the very discreet shadowing at the figure's feet. Hmm, maybe I will send them a cease and desist letter....