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TOYB - Toy Biz (formerly stylized as ToyBiz and later re-branded as Marvel Toys) was an American toy company and a subsidiary of Marvel Entertainment. It wa...
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Place for playthings |
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Feb 5 2003 New York Times |
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Toy Biz (formerly stylized as ToyBiz and later re-branded as Marvel Toys) was an American toy company and a subsidiary of Marvel Entertainment. It was best known for producing toys, mainly action figures of licensed brands and characters. * The company originated in Montreal, Quebec, as Charan Toys. In 1988, Charan Toys was renamed to ToyBiz and became an American firm. In 1990, it obtained the master toy license for Marvel Entertainment Group, and by 1993 became partially owned by Marvel. In 1998, ToyBiz merged with Marvel Entertainment Group to form Marvel Enterprises, with ToyBiz becoming its main toy subsidiary. In 2005, Marvel Enterprises was renamed to Marvel Entertainment, and Toy Biz began to replace "Toy Biz" with "Marvel Toys" on some of its figure lines to reflect the name change. * Due to Marvel Entertainment's bankruptcy, Hasbro purchased the rights to the master toy license for Marvel owned characters, with the first products releasing in January 2007. Marvel Toys attempted to survive with non-Marvel owned characters throughout 2007. The website for Marvel Toys eventually became inactive in late 2007, effectively marking the demise of the subsidiary. |