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"BARBIE VIDEO GAME HERO - Trademark Details"
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"Licensing Hotline: May 2016"
"Papercutz to Produce First Barbie Comics Since 1990s
Papercutz has secured the rights from Mattel to publish Barbie graphic novels, marking the first time Barbie has been in the comic book format since 1996, when Marvel was the publisher.
The first titles, to be released in both paperback and hardcover, will release in fall 2016 and will be tied to the core Barbie brand and to two DVD movies, Barbie Starlight and Barbie puppy Adventures. Another DVD tie-in, Barbie Video Game Hero, which features Barbie as a game programmer who uses her tech skills to beat the bad guys, will follow in winter 2017.
“It was something we had been pursuing for a while,” says Terry Nantier, CEO and publisher. “Barbie has been under attack and criticized for promoting values no longer in sync with how society has been evolving. But Mattel has been inaonyesha a lot of creativity in relaunching her, and lately they’ve been stepping it up quite a bit. They’re empowering her a lot more.”
Nantier notes that Mattel has renewed its focus on Barbie’s various professions, and is stressing diversity in race, ethnicity, and body types. The Barbie graphic novel line will continue in this direction, featuring Barbie and her sisters and incorporating a “be what wewe can be” theme. vitabu inspired kwa DVDs will stick closely to the themes of the entertainment, including sci-fi/fantasy for Starlight and a simple sleuthing story for puppy Adventures.
The Barbie line will add new vitabu every three to four months, while various DVD-connected series will cycle in and out each year. All are wholly original, rather than adaptations of existing entertainment, and will skew slightly younger than Papercutz’s core audience of ages 8–12.
Separately, Papercutz has secured the rights for graphic novels tied to Trolls, a tentpole film release from DreamWorks uhuishaji (which was recently acquired kwa NBCUniversal). The first title, published at the end of September, will be a prequel to the film; further vitabu will be released every three months. “Orders are looking really, really good,” Nantier reports."
"BARBIE VIDEO GAME HERO - Trademark Details"
link
"Licensing Hotline: May 2016"
"Papercutz to Produce First Barbie Comics Since 1990s
Papercutz has secured the rights from Mattel to publish Barbie graphic novels, marking the first time Barbie has been in the comic book format since 1996, when Marvel was the publisher.
The first titles, to be released in both paperback and hardcover, will release in fall 2016 and will be tied to the core Barbie brand and to two DVD movies, Barbie Starlight and Barbie puppy Adventures. Another DVD tie-in, Barbie Video Game Hero, which features Barbie as a game programmer who uses her tech skills to beat the bad guys, will follow in winter 2017.
“It was something we had been pursuing for a while,” says Terry Nantier, CEO and publisher. “Barbie has been under attack and criticized for promoting values no longer in sync with how society has been evolving. But Mattel has been inaonyesha a lot of creativity in relaunching her, and lately they’ve been stepping it up quite a bit. They’re empowering her a lot more.”
Nantier notes that Mattel has renewed its focus on Barbie’s various professions, and is stressing diversity in race, ethnicity, and body types. The Barbie graphic novel line will continue in this direction, featuring Barbie and her sisters and incorporating a “be what wewe can be” theme. vitabu inspired kwa DVDs will stick closely to the themes of the entertainment, including sci-fi/fantasy for Starlight and a simple sleuthing story for puppy Adventures.
The Barbie line will add new vitabu every three to four months, while various DVD-connected series will cycle in and out each year. All are wholly original, rather than adaptations of existing entertainment, and will skew slightly younger than Papercutz’s core audience of ages 8–12.
Separately, Papercutz has secured the rights for graphic novels tied to Trolls, a tentpole film release from DreamWorks uhuishaji (which was recently acquired kwa NBCUniversal). The first title, published at the end of September, will be a prequel to the film; further vitabu will be released every three months. “Orders are looking really, really good,” Nantier reports."
BARBIE and the Secret Chamber
Characters
Susan as Barbie
Louis as Ken
Margret as Teresa
Brutus: Barbie aka Susan’s pet dog
Bette: She is villain of the story
Peter: Teresa aka Margret’s friend
Appearance
Susan: Fair skin, yellow hair, green eyes and pink lips
Louis: Fair skin, brown hair, blue eyes and pink lips
Margret: dark skin, brown hair, brown eyes and oval shaped face
Brutus: He is a spaniel.
Plot of story
Susan and Louis are classmates, they are in their 2nd mwaka of college. Margret is Susan’s best friend and Brutus is Susan’s dog. All three plans for vacation because college life had made them tired and bored. When one siku when Susan was coming to nyumbani along with Brutus she saw a lottery duka and tried her luck. I n this she got a chance to visit Rome with Louis and Teresa. Now wewe have to wait to see that what happens with Susan, Louis and Teresa that change their life’s for ever.
Characters
Susan as Barbie
Louis as Ken
Margret as Teresa
Brutus: Barbie aka Susan’s pet dog
Bette: She is villain of the story
Peter: Teresa aka Margret’s friend
Appearance
Susan: Fair skin, yellow hair, green eyes and pink lips
Louis: Fair skin, brown hair, blue eyes and pink lips
Margret: dark skin, brown hair, brown eyes and oval shaped face
Brutus: He is a spaniel.
Plot of story
Susan and Louis are classmates, they are in their 2nd mwaka of college. Margret is Susan’s best friend and Brutus is Susan’s dog. All three plans for vacation because college life had made them tired and bored. When one siku when Susan was coming to nyumbani along with Brutus she saw a lottery duka and tried her luck. I n this she got a chance to visit Rome with Louis and Teresa. Now wewe have to wait to see that what happens with Susan, Louis and Teresa that change their life’s for ever.
