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Original & Historic

• Born in October 1939 - SUBMARINER & HUMAN TORCH set the world alight!

• 60 years of story telling by Stan Lee and the mighty Marvel bullpen

• 40 years of animation, toys and consumer products

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Rich & Complex

• 45 years of continuous plot evolution

• Single fictional universe of inter- relating characters and inter- twining stories all under one brand

• 5,500 characters: Heroes & Villains, Friends & Relations

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Young & Old

• Adults: Grew up with Marvel characters

– Buy fashion apparel, collectibles, accessories…

– Adults love the comics

• Kids: Exposed to the movies, animation, books and video games

– Buy toys, school accessories, casual apparel, sleepwear, novelties…

– Kids love the comics

“CRADLE TO GRAVE” APPEAL

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Here & Now

• Movies: – worth in excess of $4.5bn

at Box Office

• Toys: – Hasbro – global toy partner

• Comics: – 400% uplift in 5 years

• Video Games: – Activision - over 20 million sold in 3 years

• Consumer Products: – over $6bn in sales at retail

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Comics Resurgence

• Marvel Comics – 55% U.S. market share –

20 million monthly readers across Europe

• Spectacular Spider-Man - UK kids magazine

- 40,000 every 3 weeks; now launching

across Europe & Latin America

• Marvel Rampage – Marvel lifestyle

magazine targeting kids 7–12. The UK’s top

boys action lifestyle magazine and now pan-

European

• Marvel Pocket Books format hitting book

stores pan-European including in schools

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30 Years of International Publishing

Local language comics in 50 countries

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Publishing Program

Little Kids

Big Kids

Meredith, Readers Digest, HarperCollins, Brighter Child, Publications Intl. Dorling Kindersley, Lee, Klutz, Scholastic

Simon & Schuster,Becker/Meyer,Simon & Schuster, ChronicleBooks,Eaglemoss, Templar,TitanBooks, Newmarket Books, Levin,Quirk

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Spider-ManSpider-ManEvergreen

Classic and Movie

Marvel HeroesMarvel Heroes2nd Evergreen

Marvel brand legacy and combined global activity

Super Hero KidsSuper Hero KidsPre-school brand to leverage

emergent demographic

Entertainment Entertainment BrandsBrands

MOVIES Animated Series Direct 2 Video

Marvel RetroMarvel Retro Silver Age for baby boomers, collectors

& fashionistas

Brand Licensing Strategy

Classic

Mass

Event

Niche

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The Amazing Spider-Man

Classic Style Guide Swinging Back Into Licensing 4Q 2007

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The Amazing Spider-Man• The post-Spider-Man 3 art style • Spider-Man continues to be the top selling boy's brand in all major product categories • All new TV supported toy line from Hasbro • New Activision Video game to be released • All new style guide

•NEW ANIMATED SERIES (2008)

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Target: Boys aged 6-12

• Marvel’s co-mingled brand of top 20 most popular characters

• Marvel fans have multiple favourite characters amongst both Heroes

& Villains

• Provides retailers with variety within the reality of limited shelf

space

• Supported by: Publishing, theatrical releases, direct to DVD releases, and interactive games.

Benefits from all Marvel Activity

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Marvel Animated Movies

• The first-ever animated full length movies from Marvel!

• 3 direct to DVD releases scheduled per year

- The Invincible Iron Man-January 23, 200

- Dr. Strange – August 14, 2007

- Teen Avengers - March 2008

- Marvel Animated Feature #6 - October 2008

- Marvel Animated Feature #7 - Feb. 2009

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What?

• Spider-Man and Friends is Marvel’s pre-school family

• Target: children 18 Months – 5yrs

Why?

• A kinder, gentler Marvel for young fans!

• Inspirational characters with linear storylines and heroic (good guys) personalities.

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Softer Design, Relevant Environments

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www.marvelinternational.com Category Focus

• Toys

• Apparel

• Personal Care

• Food Categories

• Kids Electronics

• Home Décor

• House wares

• Publishing

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• Newly launched dedicated monthly pre-school educational magazine from Panini

• All your favourite Marvel characters appearing in child friendly adventures & activities

• Superb educational content covering creativity, communication, maths, spelling & more!

• Target: Boys aged 3-6

• 85,000 circulation available at Tesco and Morrisons & independents

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Marvel Retro

• Cover art, iconic images

• Panel art and speech bubbles!

• Artwork from 1960 – 1975 “The Silver Age of Comics”

• Recognition: the stories we read, the characters we love, the images we recognize “That’s MY Marvel”

• Induction: retro is kitsch, vintage is cool; It’s hip to be square

• Target: 16+ cool, comic aficionados

Marvel Retro - Back to the Future

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Marvel Retro Product

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Marvel Movies

MARVEL MOVIES

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Marvel Movies

• Marvel – Home of the Super Hero Movie

• No.1 at realising from page to screen

• Marvel Characters – Public loves the fallible Super Hero

• Studio support (X-Men 3 and Spider-Man 3 were Fox and Sony’s respectively, most expensive releases to date)

• Result = Over $4.5bn at Worldwide Box Office

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Movie Blockbuster Success

( $ in Millions)

Movie U.S. Box Office Intl Box Office Total Box Office

Blade $70 $58 $128

Blade 2 $82 $69 $151

Daredevil $103 $77 $180

X-Men $157 $137 $294

Hulk $132 $110 $242

Blade Trinity $53 $77 $130

X-Men 2 $215 $192 $407

Spider-Man $403 $404 $807

Spider-Man 2 $403 $418 $821

Fantastic Four $155 $175 $330

X-Men: Last Stand $234 $220 $454

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… And More Movies Coming Soon!

2007 Feb Ghost Rider (Sony)2007 May Spider-Man III (Sony)2007 June Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (Fox)2008 May Iron Man (Marvel)2008 Summer Hulk II (Marvel)2008/9 TBC Captain America (Marvel)2008/9 TBC Wolverine (Fox)2008/9 TBC Nick Fury (Marvel)2009/10 TBC Thor (Marvel)2009/10 TBC Namor - Submariner (Marvel)2009/10 TBC Iron Man 2 (Marvel)2010/11 TBC Spider-Man IV (Sony)2010/11 TBC The Avengers (Marvel)

All dates and titles Subject to change

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BACKGROUND• Spider-Man captured 1st place as the #1 movie in

2002

• Spider-Man 2 the largest opening week of any movie EVER!!

• LARGEST OPENING WEEKEND $114,844,116

• SM2 - The fastest to reach $200 million (8 days)

• Worldwide Box Office: $821,708,551

• Theatrical franchise to date worth over $1.5bn

• In 2006, Spider-Man comics sell over 420,000 units a month (or 5 million per year)

• Over 350 Spider-Man 3 Licensees Worldwide

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• US Release: May 4, 2007• Int’l Release: May 2007• DVD Release: 4Q 2007

• Genre: Action Adventure• Target: All Ages• US Rating:PG expected

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• Very wide, major blockbuster

• Global day-and-date

• 93 + territories

• Anticipated rating– PG-13

Theatrical Release:

June 15, 2007

Video/DVD:

Holiday 2007

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Julian McMahonMichael Chiklis

Chris EvansIoan GruffuddJessica Alba

THE ORIGINAL CAST RETURNS

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INTRODUCING THE MOST ANTICIPATED CHARACTER IN THE

MARVEL UNIVERSE

THE SILVER SURFER

• A mysterious, other-worldly character who can absorb and manipulate the universe's cosmic energies resulting in incalculable strength

• The Silver Surfer navigates space, flying at near-limitless speeds on his board

• Cult figure within Marvel Universe, never

before represented in film

• Iconic character that has appeared in a variety of high end products e.g. apparel, stationery & collectibles

Classic Comic Book Representation

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New Animated Series!

• 26 x half hour episodes

• UK broadcast partners Cartoon Network and now GMTV

• From industry hot shop Antefilms Production/Moonscoop

(Funky Cops, Code Lyoko, Pet Alien)

• Delivery & Broadcast for Q4 2006

• Cartoon Network Worldwide Cable exclusive for 6 months

Franchise Development – F4

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Marvel Slate 2008

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Robert Downey Jr. as TONY STARKAcademy Award® & Emmy® Award Nominee (Good Night, and Good Luck, Chaplin)

Terrence Howard as JIM “RHODEY” RHODES Academy Award® Nominee (Hustle and Flow, Four Brothers)

Gwyneth Paltrow as “PEPPER” POTTSAcademy Award® Winner (Shakespeare in Love, Se7en)

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Acclaimed director, writer, actor, & Marvel fan favourite..

JON FAVREAU

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APPAREL

Kids Headquarters

Mad Engine

Fruit of The Loom

AME

ACCESSORIES

BBC

Disguise

Dimensional Products

Berkshire

BACK TO SCHOOL

FAB

Fast Forward

DOMESTICS

Jay Franco

 

ELECTRONICS & INTERACTIVE

Sega

FINE ART

Upper Deck

FOOD & BEVERAGE

Decopac

GIFT & NOVELTY

Sideshow Collectibles

Russ Berrie

HOUSEWARES

Zak Designs

PUBLISHING

Sandylion

STATIONERY & PARTY GOODS

Hallmark

SPORTING GOODS

K2

Rand

Spencer Reed

TOYS & GAMES

Art Asylum

Hasbro

Jakks

Mega Bloks

MGA

CONSOLE GAMES

SEGA

 

US Merchandise Partners Already SignedUS Merchandise Partners Already Signed

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Strategic New Animation Initiatives

Television AnimationFrom Method Films– Iron Man– 26 x 30 mins– Anticipated for Q3 2008

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JUNE 13, 2008

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Film Facts

•Slated for June 27th 2008

• One of Marvel’s most popular characters

• Director – Louis Leterrier (Transporter 2, Unleashed)

• Writer – Zak Penn (X-Men: The Last Stand, Behind Enemy Lines)

• Edward Norton recently announced as Bruce Banner/ Hulk

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Synopsis: Since his first appearance in 1962, The Hulk has become one of the

most loved and recognized characters in the world. THE INCREDIBLE HULK tells the story of Bruce Banner, a man with a

powerful secret.  When Bruce becomes angry, he transforms into a fury-fueled monster known as the Hulk.  After years of living on the run, Bruce Banner has reached a tipping point and is willing to do

absolutely anything to rid himself of his green alter-ego.  That is until Bruce learns of a peril even more dangerous than the Hulk.  Now, Bruce must come to terms with the fact that the monster within is actually a hero as he fights to stop the devastating Abomination

from wreaking havoc on the world. 

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US Merchandise PartnersUS Merchandise PartnersAPPAREL

Kids Headquarters

Mad Engine

Fruit of The Loom

AME

ACCESSORIES

BBC

Disguise

Berkshire

BACK TO SCHOOL

FAB

Fast Forward

DOMESTICS

Jay Franco

 

ELECTRONICS & INTERACTIVE

Sega

FINE ART

Upper Deck

FOOD & BEVERAGE

Deco Pac

Global Brands

GIFT & NOVELTY

Sideshow Collectibles

Russ Berrie

HOUSEWARES

Zak Designs

STATIONERY & PARTY GOODS

Hallmark

PUBLISHING

Sandylion

Meredeth

Trends International

SPORTING GOODS

K2

Rand

Spencer Reed

TOYS & GAMES

Mega Bloks

MGA

Playhut

Hasbro

Art Asylum

Jakks Pacific

Screen Life

 

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