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I don't know about the legality of it but this has already been done. A bunch of french players and their dungeon master turned their stories into comic books.

In french it's called "Chroniques de la lune noire", aka "Black moon chronicles". It is very famous among french D&D players. You may want to read on that.

As a fun side note their world and characters were so reputed that Gary Gigax himself once played a session with these guys!

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