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This incarnation of Marvel was founded in 1993 as '''Marvel Films''', as a joint-venture between [[Marvel Entertainment Group]] and [[New World Entertainment]]. The venture also held an animation studio - '''Marvel Films Animation''', to produce animated content for television as well. | This incarnation of Marvel was founded in 1993 as '''Marvel Films''', as a joint-venture between [[Marvel Entertainment Group]] and [[New World Entertainment]]. The venture also held an animation studio - '''Marvel Films Animation''', to produce animated content for television as well. | ||
In 1996, the company formed '''Marvel Studios''' and signed a seven-year development deal with [[20th Century Fox]] to produce movies based on some of their franchises, and soon signed a deal with [[Artisan Entertainment]] as well. | In 1996, the company formed '''Marvel Studios''' and signed a seven-year development deal with [[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]] to produce movies based on some of their franchises, and soon signed a deal with [[Artisan Entertainment]] as well. | ||
Marvel would eventually license their properties to other studios, which was distributed such as [[New Line Cinema]] (for ''Blade''), [[Universal Studios]] (for ''Hulk''), [[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]] (for ''X-Men, Daredevil, Elektra,'' and ''Fantastic Four''), [[Paramount Pictures]] (for ''Iron Man'' and ''The Avengers''), [[Sony Pictures Entertainment]] (for Spider-Man and Ghost Rider), and the mini-major studio Lionsgate Films (while Sony Pictures Entertainment also distributed outside of U.S. for The Punisher) for films and television. | Marvel would eventually license their properties to other studios, which was distributed such as [[New Line Cinema]] (for ''Blade''), [[Universal Studios]] (for ''Hulk''), [[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]] (for ''X-Men, Daredevil, Elektra,'' and ''Fantastic Four''), [[Paramount Pictures]] (for ''Iron Man'' and ''The Avengers''), [[Sony Pictures Entertainment]] (for Spider-Man and Ghost Rider), and the mini-major studio [[Lionsgate Films]] (while Sony Pictures Entertainment also distributed outside of U.S. for ''The Punisher'') for films and television. | ||
On August 31, 2009, The Walt Disney Company announced to acquire Marvel Entertainment; the transaction was finalized on December 31. However, due to grandfathered contracts, Fox retained the film rights to the X-Men and Fantastic Four franchises until 2019, when the rights went back to Marvel due to Disney’s purchase of Fox. | On August 31, 2009, The Walt Disney Company announced to acquire Marvel Entertainment; the transaction was finalized on December 31. However, due to grandfathered contracts, Fox retained the film rights to the X-Men and Fantastic Four franchises until 2019, when the rights went back to Marvel due to Disney’s purchase of Fox. | ||
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*Starting with the home media release of ''Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings'', a short version of the Phase Four variant, which starts when the logo nearly finishes its position. This would be used as the de-facto logo for home media releases for films in Phase Four onwards, except for ''Black Widow'', which uses the full version of the Phase Three variant. | *Starting with the home media release of ''Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings'', a short version of the Phase Four variant, which starts when the logo nearly finishes its position. This would be used as the de-facto logo for home media releases for films in Phase Four onwards, except for ''Black Widow'', which uses the full version of the Phase Three variant. | ||
*In some cases, the logo cuts out on the last note of the fanfare, either in black or the opening scene or the next scene. This can be seen on ''Doctor Strange in the Mulitverse of Madness''. | *In some cases, the logo cuts out on the last note of the fanfare, either in black or the opening scene or the next scene. This can be seen on ''Doctor Strange in the Mulitverse of Madness''. | ||
**On ''Thor: Love and Thunder'', it cuts out a few seconds later. | |||
*On the 2020 Disney Investor Day, transitioning over from the [[Pixar Animation Studios|Pixar]] logo in the Pixar panel, a snippet of the logo was shown, which is slowing down, within the static Marvel logo in white, transitioning into the montage of heroes, in reverse, before showing the static logo as Kevin was standing behind it, as it transitions to the red background, as the Marvel logo is filling up and zooming in. A frame of the logo was shown within the Marvel area within the white Marvel letters during the [[FX Networks|FX]] on [[Hulu Originals|Hulu]] panel and it's zoomed in to the bottom right to show the chairman of FX, John Landgalf, closer to the camera then fades out. | *On the 2020 Disney Investor Day, transitioning over from the [[Pixar Animation Studios|Pixar]] logo in the Pixar panel, a snippet of the logo was shown, which is slowing down, within the static Marvel logo in white, transitioning into the montage of heroes, in reverse, before showing the static logo as Kevin was standing behind it, as it transitions to the red background, as the Marvel logo is filling up and zooming in. A frame of the logo was shown within the Marvel area within the white Marvel letters during the [[FX Networks|FX]] on [[Hulu Originals|Hulu]] panel and it's zoomed in to the bottom right to show the chairman of FX, John Landgalf, closer to the camera then fades out. | ||