2. Marvel Comics Marvel Comics is a Comic Book publisher.
Marvel made itself popular with their well-known characters, such
as Spider-Man, Iron Man, The Hulk, and many more. Marvel was
founded in 1939, going by the name of Timely Comics. But by the
early 1950s, it generally became known as Atlas Comics. Then in
1961, the publishing company took on the name Marvel, and it has so
far stuck with it. Marvel Comics is the publishing unit from Marvel
Entertainment, LLC. In 2009, The Walt Disney Company acquired
Marvel Entertainment, Marvel Worldwides parent company. The Walt
Disney Company also owns other companies such as Pixar Animation
Studios, and Lucasfilm LTD, LCC Films that have been created by
Marvel Entertainment have been based of the comic book stories
produced by Marvel Comics. The Logo for Marvel has changed a few
times, but the most recognizable one is the most recent one, with
just the word Marvel on a red background. Previous logos included
some of Marvels superhero's surrounding the logo. But when Marvel
wasnt called Marvel, but instead Atlas, the logo was what seemed to
be a globe, with a banner surrounding it, which read out Atlas. And
before that, when it was known as Timely Comics, the logo was a
shield, with Timely Comics written on it
3. Sony Corporation Sony is a Japanese Multinational
Conglomerate corporation. Sony mainly focuses on producing
Electronics, games, entertainment and financial service sectors.
Sony Pictures Entertainment is the television and film production
unit of Sony. The company has produced some of the most notable
movie franchises, including Spider-Man, The Karate Kid and Men in
Black. Sony Music Entertainment is also owned by Sony. It is the
second largest global recorded music company of the Big Four record
companies. The Logo for Sony has always been simple and easy to
remember. The logo consists of the word Sony itself. That is
it.
4. 20th Century Fox 20th Century Fox is an American film studio
located in the Century City area of Los Angeles. The studio used to
be a subsidiary of News Corporation, however now it is a subsidiary
of 21st Century Fox. The company was formed on May 31st, 1935. The
Logo for 20th Century Fox has been practically the same thing ever
since it started up. The logo consists of the Company name with a
cloudy background, and spotlights being waved around.
