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The magazine will hit shelves on October 19th and is timed to coincide with the release of DreamWorks’ animated comedy on October 21st.
Read More »Egmont unveils new DreamWorks Animation’s Trolls magazine
Playmobil and DreamWorks Animation to develop How to Train Your Dragon play-sets
"The epic story with its adorable characters and amazing scenery is just perfect to encourage hours of imaginative role play."
Read More »Vince Klaseus to lead Universal and DreamWorks Animation’s combined consumer products division
Klaseus will report to Universal Filmed Entertainment Group chairman Jeff Shell.
Read More »NBCUniversal completes acquisition of DreamWorks Animation
The studio will now become a part of the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group, in a deal worth approximately $3.8 billion.
Read More »Trolls jewellery on the way from Origami Owl
The jewellery designs are still under wraps for now, however the collection is set to include charms, dangles, living lockets and new product categories.
Read More »Vosene Kids unveils new Trolls haircare line
Customers will also be able to win a mini Trolls doll as part of the new deal with DreamWorks Animation.
Read More »DreamWorks Animation appoints CPLG to manage Felix the Cat brand
CPLG will establish the property as a cross-category lifestyle brand by developing a range of products for retail.
Read More »DC Thomson teams with DreamWorks to launch Noddy magazine
The mag will be based on the new DreamWorks Animation television series, Noddy, Toyland Detective.
Read More »Trolls to be DreamWorks Animations’ biggest consumer products effort to date
The animated movie is taking centre stage for DreamWorks Animation at next month's Las Vegas Licensing Expo.
Read More »NBCUniversal acquires DreamWorks Animation for $3.8bn
“DreamWorks will help us grow our film, television, theme parks and consumer products business for years to come,” said NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke.
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