Showing posts with label Betty Boop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Betty Boop. Show all posts
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Betty Boop music boxes popular in DC
It's hard to believe, but Betty Boop music boxes were among the most popular at the longtime, but now closing, Music Box Center according to a photo caption in today's paper. The image isn't online. Boop was created in 1930, and has not appeared in entertainment media since the 1980s, but like Hello Kitty still seems to be able to move merchandise. Including music boxes.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Comic characters at last week's Patent and Trademark Expo
Dennis the Menace was on hand to greet us.
And so was Betty Boop - hubba, hubba. Art Rhode, Betty Boop, Mike Rhode. Boop looks good for a 79-year old.
The International Trademark Association had a table to inform you how to be sure of your superhero paraphernalia's status.
Batman counterfeit on right, and true merchandise on left at the Patent and Trademark Expo.
Dastardly Tweety Bird counterfeit on left, and true merchandise on right at the Patent and Trademark Expo.
Superman and Harry Potter counterfeits on left, and true merchandise on right at the Patent and Trademark Expo.
And don't be making your own Mickey Mouse ears - they're trademarked!
Dennis the Menace plays football. He actually caught the ball.
Labels:
Batman,
Betty Boop,
Dennis the Menace,
Superman,
Trademarks,
Tweety Bird
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