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'''Logo:''' On a {{Font color|red|red}}-tinted background, we see a series of Marvel comic book panels flipping downward second by second like a flipbook. "MARVEL", now in its current logotype, zooms out, fades in as a black outline. As the panels fade into a simple {{Font color|red|red}} gradient background, the "MARVEL" logo fades into a solid white color. As the background is finished, "MARVEL" continues to zoom away as the logo fades out.
'''Logo:''' On a {{Font color|red|red}}-tinted background, we see a series of Marvel comic book panels flipping downward second by second like a flipbook. "MARVEL", now in its current logotype, zooms out, fades in as a black outline. As the panels fade into a simple {{Font color|red|red}} gradient background, the "MARVEL" logo fades into a solid white color. As the background is finished, "MARVEL" continues to zoom away as the logo fades out.


'''Trivia:''' This logo was made by Prologue Studios and Imaginary Forces. In ''Iron Man 3'', there was a scene where the Iron Man suits were destroyed which is right before the logo.
'''Trivia:''' This logo was made by Prologue Studios and Imaginary Forces.


'''Variants:'''
'''Variants:'''
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* Starting with ''Iron Man'' in 2008, the logo was given an "enhanced" look, and more animation was added: For films produced by Marvel Studios, a line draws itself underneath the logo, which then splits into another line and the word "STUDIOS" spreads out. The line and the word lower themselves below the original line.
* Starting with ''Iron Man'' in 2008, the logo was given an "enhanced" look, and more animation was added: For films produced by Marvel Studios, a line draws itself underneath the logo, which then splits into another line and the word "STUDIOS" spreads out. The line and the word lower themselves below the original line.
*There is a warp-speed version on ''Iron Man: Armored Adventures.''
*There is a warp-speed version on ''Iron Man: Armored Adventures.''
*"MARVEL" is occasionally enclosed in a white rectangle, with the normally gradient {{Font color|red|red}} background being a solid color. Sometimes, the words "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" appear above the rectangle. The regular version of the rectangular variant was seen on ''Marvel's The Avengers'', ''The Amazing Spider-Man'', ''Iron Man 3'', and early episodes of ''Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'' The version with "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" above the rectangle was seen on ''Venom'', ''Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse'', and ''The New Mutants.''. At the beginning of episodes of the anime series ''Marvel's Future Avengers'', the Marvel logo quickly zooms out into its normal position, then slows down.
*"MARVEL" is occasionally enclosed in a white rectangle, with the normally gradient {{Font color|red|red}} background being a solid color. Sometimes, the words "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" appear above the rectangle. The regular version of the rectangular variant was seen on ''Marvel's The Avengers'', ''The Amazing Spider-Man'', ''Iron Man 3'', and early episodes of ''Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'' The version with "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" above the rectangle was seen on ''Venom'', ''Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse'', and ''The New Mutants.'' At the beginning of episodes of the anime series ''Marvel's Future Avengers'', the Marvel logo quickly zooms out into its normal position, then slows down.
*A closing variant was introduced at the end of ''Marvel's The Avengers,'' which has the logo zoomed in and completely still. This is also seen on the ''Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy'' animated series. In the show's intro, the logo is seen; however, when its animation is mostly finished, the logo zooms out to reveal the show's title. The Marvel logo finishes its animation, and the show's intro finishes.
*A closing variant was introduced at the end of ''Marvel's The Avengers,'' which has the logo zoomed in and completely still. This is also seen on the ''Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy'' animated series. In the show's intro, the logo is seen; however, when its animation is mostly finished, the logo zooms out to reveal the show's title. The Marvel logo finishes its animation, and the show's intro finishes.
*An in-credit variant is seen at the end of ''X-Men'' and ''X2: X-Men United''.
*An in-credit variant is seen at the end of ''X-Men'' and ''X2: X-Men United''.
*The "IN ASSOCIATION WITH" version of the 2002 logo is still, seen on the ads of ''Venom: Let There Be Carnage''.


'''FX/SFX:''' The pages flipping downward, the forming and zooming of the Marvel logo.
'''FX/SFX:''' The pages flipping downward, the forming and zooming of the Marvel logo.
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'''Music/Sounds:''' None, the movie's opening theme, the end title theme from any show, or the sound of pages flipping.
'''Music/Sounds:''' None, the movie's opening theme, the end title theme from any show, or the sound of pages flipping.


'''Availability:''' Common. It's seen on all Marvel-based movies, TV shows, and video games from 2002 onward, beginning with ''Spider-Man.'' It was also used as a de-facto home entertainment logo on the DVD/Blu-Ray releases of ''The Avengers'' and ''Iron Man 3'' (along with the Paramount Home Media Distribution logo). After ''Thor: The Dark World'' introduced the new Marvel Studios logo below and Marvel Studios regained control of Spider-Man in 2015 and the X-Men, Fantastic Four and Deadpool characters in 2019 (as a result of Disney's purchase of Fox), the only Marvel films still using this logo are those released by Sony, like ''Venom'' and ''Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse''. The last MCU film to use this logo is ''Iron-Man 3'', while the most recent non-MCU film (and final X-Men film) to use this logo is ''The New Mutants''. It was also spotted in ''The Avengers'' table of Zen Studios' ''Marvel Pinball'' series within the ''Pinball FX / Zen Pinball'' series.
'''Availability:''' Common. It's seen on all Marvel-based movies, TV shows, and video games from 2002 onward, beginning with ''Spider-Man.'' It was also used as a de-facto home entertainment logo on the DVD/Blu-Ray releases of ''The Avengers'' and ''Iron Man 3'' (along with the Paramount Home Media Distribution logo). After ''Thor: The Dark World'' introduced the new Marvel Studios logo below and Marvel Studios regained control of Spider-Man in 2015 and the X-Men, Fantastic Four and Deadpool characters in 2019 (as a result of Disney's purchase of Fox), the only Marvel films still using this logo are those released by Sony, like ''Venom'' and ''Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse''. The last MCU film to use this logo is ''Iron-Man 3'', while the final X-Men film to use this logo is ''The New Mutants''. It was also spotted in ''The Avengers'' table of Zen Studios' ''Marvel Pinball'' series within the ''Pinball FX / Zen Pinball'' series. Since Marvel Studios assumed control of 20th Century Fox's Marvel film rights and will implement them into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it's likely that the only films still using this logo will be ''Sony's Spider-Man Universe.''


'''Editor's Note:''' While simplistic, it's very effective. The longevity of the logo is quite remarkable and attributes to how well-known it is among Marvel and logo fans. However, since Marvel Studios assumed control of 20th Century Fox's Marvel film rights and will implement them into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it's likely that the only films still using this logo will from Sony's Spider-Man Universe, with ''Spider-Man: Homecoming'' and ''Spider-Man: Far From Home'' are part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
'''Editor's Note:''' While simplistic, it's very effective. The longevity of the logo is quite remarkable and attributes to how well-known it is among Marvel and logo fans.


===2nd Logo (October 22, 2013- )===
===2nd Logo (October 22, 2013- )===
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*The shortened television and video game version uses the page flipping sound effects from the previous logo.
*The shortened television and video game version uses the page flipping sound effects from the previous logo.
*On ''Guardians of the Galaxy,'' the fanfare is rearranged.
*On ''Guardians of the Galaxy,'' the fanfare is rearranged.
*''Ant-Man'' uses "Borombon" by Camilo Azuquita as the logo's music (and when the logo abruptly cuts to the next scene, the music abruptly stops as well).
*''Ant-Man'' uses "Borombon" by Camilo Azuquita as the logo's music, which continues into the next scene.
*A silent version exists, used as a home entertainment logo for DVDs of Marvel/Netflix series.
*A silent version exists, used as a home entertainment logo for DVDs of Marvel/Netflix series.
*On ''Marvel's Spider-Man'' and ''Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales'', the game's opening theme composed by John Paesano is heard over the page flipping sound effects.
*On ''Marvel's Spider-Man'' and ''Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales'', the game's opening theme composed by John Paesano is heard over the page flipping sound effects.
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'''Music/Sounds Trivia:''' Brian Tyler, who composed this logo's fanfare, also scored ''Thor: The Dark World,'' the film on which this logo debuted, as well as the 2012 Universal Pictures logo. The full version of the fanfare was used in ''Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe'', which he also composed the score of the TV special, and the livestream of the red carpet premiere of ''Guardians of the Galaxy'', which can be heard [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ftt4UlMAcs here].
'''Music/Sounds Trivia:''' Brian Tyler, who composed this logo's fanfare, also scored ''Thor: The Dark World,'' the film on which this logo debuted, as well as the 2012 Universal Pictures logo. The full version of the fanfare was used in ''Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe'', which he also composed the score of the TV special, and the livestream of the red carpet premiere of ''Guardians of the Galaxy'', which can be heard [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ftt4UlMAcs here].


'''Availability:''' Appeared on the movies ''Thor: The Dark World'', ''Captain America: The Winter Soldier'', ''Guardians of the Galaxy'', ''Avengers: Age of Ultron'', ''Ant-Man'', and ''Captain America: Civil War'', and was commonly seen on all Marvel TV shows such as ''Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'' Also appeared as a de-facto home entertainment logo on DVD/Blu-Ray releases, starting with ''Thor: The Dark World'' until ''Captain America: Civil War''. The shortened version also appears on Marvel video games such as ''Marvel's Avengers'' and ''Marvel's Spider-Man''.
'''Availability:''' Appeared on the movies ''Thor: The Dark World'', ''Captain America: The Winter Soldier'', ''Guardians of the Galaxy'', ''Avengers: Age of Ultron'', ''Ant-Man'', and ''Captain America: Civil War'', and was commonly seen on all Marvel TV shows such as ''Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'' Also appeared as a de-facto home entertainment logo on DVD/Blu-Ray releases, starting with ''Thor: The Dark World'' until ''Captain America: Civil War''. The shortened version also appears on Marvel video games such as ''Marvel's Spider-Man'' and ''Marvel's Avengers.''


'''Editor's Note:''' A fantastic CGI re-imagining of the previous logo, and, like the previous logo, liked by fans of Marvel movies, especially the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
'''Editor's Note:''' A fantastic CGI re-imagining of the previous logo, and, like the previous logo, liked by fans of Marvel movies, especially the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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'''Nicknames:''' "The Flipbook III", "The Zoom Out III", "The World of the MCU", "The Marvel Cinematic Universe", "A Universe of Heroes", "How to Build a Universe", "The 3D/CGI Flipbook II", "The 3D/CGI Zoom Out II", "The Letters II", "The Avengers", "Phase Three"
'''Nicknames:''' "The Flipbook III", "The Zoom Out III", "The World of the MCU", "The Marvel Cinematic Universe", "A Universe of Heroes", "How to Build a Universe", "The 3D/CGI Flipbook II", "The 3D/CGI Zoom Out II", "The Letters II", "The Avengers", "Phase Three"


'''Logo:''' We start with the first five seconds of the previous logo. Then, the pages fade into 3D images of various Marvel Studios characters accompanied by script text describing them (in order of appearance: Iron Man, Hulk, Black Panther, Black Widow, Ant-Man, Groot, Star-Lord, Thor and Captain America), culminating with a shot of Captain America throwing his shield from ''Captain America: The First Avenger''. This segues into footage of Marvel Studios films being projected onto what is revealed after a camera fly-by to be the word "MARVEL" in its current logotype, now carved in a {{Font color|silver|silver}} rectangle (the footage can vary depending on the film). As the camera zooms out, the stock footage and background fade into solid {{Font color|red|red}} and two lines next to "MARVEL" expand outward to reveal the word "STUDIOS". The logo ends with a faintly visible shine.
'''Logo:''' We start with the first five seconds of the previous logo. Then, the pages fade into 3D images of various Marvel Studios characters accompanied by script text describing them (in order of appearance: Iron Man, Hulk, Black Panther, Black Widow, Ant-Man, Groot, Star-Lord, Thor and Captain America), culminating with a shot of Captain America throwing his shield. This segues into footage of Marvel Studios films being projected onto what is revealed after a camera fly-by to be the word "MARVEL" in its current logotype, now carved in a {{Font color|silver|silver}} rectangle (the footage can vary depending on the film). As the camera zooms out, the stock footage and background fade into solid {{Font color|red|red}} and two lines next to "MARVEL" expand outward to reveal the word "STUDIOS". The logo ends with a faintly visible shine.


'''Trivia:''' This logo was commissioned in January 2016 by Kevin Feige, the president of Marvel Studios. It was intended to celebrate the expansiveness and scope of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Like the previous logo, some films have the prologue right before the logo.
'''Trivia:''' This logo was commissioned in January 2016 by Kevin Feige, the president of Marvel Studios. It was intended to celebrate the expansiveness and scope of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Like the previous logo, some films have the prologue right before the logo.
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'''FX/SFX:''' A combination of elements of the previous two logos, plus the new element of the zooming of the Marvel superheroes. Amazing CGI, done by PERCEPTION.
'''FX/SFX:''' A combination of elements of the previous two logos, plus the new element of the zooming of the Marvel superheroes. Amazing CGI, done by PERCEPTION.


'''FX/SFX Trivia:''' According to PERCEPTION's concept pitch frames, they used different logos and experiments with the comics and concept art of the heroes and their weapons, as well as the landmarks of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It was instead scrapped and used footage of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films instead, using the familiar flipping pages, the scripts, the concept art, the scenes from the films and ensuring the quality of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They used different points of view with the Marvel logotype in order to find a perfect view.
'''FX/SFX Trivia:''' According to PERCEPTION's concept pitch frames, many different designs of the new logo were proposed. Several animated prototypes experimented with different comic pages and character art to represent the growth and scale of the MCU. Eventually, it became an evolution of the first two logos with the addition of script text, concept art and footage from various MCU films implemented into the familiar flipping pages. They then tested different points of view of the Marvel logotype itself.


'''Music/Sounds:''' A heroic orchestral fanfare composed by Michael Giacchino. Starting with ''Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2'', the fanfare is slightly re-orchestrated with an emphasis on percussion.
'''Music/Sounds:''' A heroic orchestral fanfare composed by Michael Giacchino. Starting with ''Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2'', the fanfare is slightly re-orchestrated with an emphasis on percussion.
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'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''  
'''Music/Sounds Variants:'''  
* On ''Avengers: Infinity War'', the film's opening theme, entitled "Travel Delays", composed by Alan Silvestri plays and towards the end of the logo, ''Thor'' director Kenneth Branagh's faint voice from the opening of the movie can be heard. (Transcript: "This is the Asgardian refugee vessel Statesman. We are under assault. I repeat, we are under assault. The engines are dead, life support failing. Requesting aid from any vessel within range. We are 22 jump points out of Asgard.")
* On ''Avengers: Infinity War'', the film's opening theme composed by Alan Silvestri plays and towards the end of the logo, ''Thor'' director Kenneth Branagh's faint voice from the opening of the movie can be heard. (Transcript: "This is the Asgardian refugee vessel Statesman. We are under assault. I repeat, we are under assault. The engines are dead, life support failing. Requesting aid from any vessel within range. We are 22 jump points out of Asgard.")
* On ''Avengers: Endgame'', the logo has the song "Dear Mr. Fantasy" by Traffic start playing during the logo.
* On ''Avengers: Endgame'', the logo has the song "Dear Mr. Fantasy" by Traffic playing during the logo.
* On both ''Spider-Man: Homecoming'' and ''Spider-Man: Far From Home'', the opening theme of the film plays over the logo.
* On both ''Spider-Man: Homecoming'' and ''Spider-Man: Far From Home'', the opening theme of the film plays over the logo.
* In Episode 6 of ''Loki'', it uses archived audio for the quotes from various MCU films.
* In Episode 6 of ''Loki'', it uses archived audio for the quotes from various MCU films.
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