2025年1月22日 · DAM is a company known for making Troll dolls, named after the creator Thomas Dam. In 2005, they used this vanity plate for the DIC cartoon Trollz. The company was acquired by DreamWorks Animation in April of 2013. Logo (October 3-November 8, 2005)

Availability: Most airings and releases of DIC shows today have the Cookie Jar Entertainment logo plastering it, but some TV airings, online prints, and older DVD and VHS releases of DIC shows keep this logo intact, and remains the easiest …

DIC was founded in 1971 by Jean Chalopin as DIC Audiovisuel in France as an acronym for Diffusion Information Communication. Its logo featured italic letters. In 1982, DIC launched a United States branch called DIC Enterprises.

Background: DAM is a company known for making Troll dolls, named after creator Thomas Dam. In 2005 they used this vanity plate for the DIC cartoon Trollz. Logo: In a dark room with red, purple, and green lighting and a round stage in the center, we see a circle spinning around.

Most prints of the series replace this logo with newer DIC logos, usually the 3rd or 4th logos, or the Cookie Jar logo. The logo was retained on the Australian DVD releases of the series, as well as on many European Fox Kids/Jetix DVDs (this is because the prints Fox Kids Europe used were from the original masters of the series).

On the pilot episode of Kidd Video, the DiC logo is seen in a box in the center top-left part of the screen, and the Saban logo in the center bottom-right. The corner of the DiC logo overlaps the Saban logo, and this is up against a black background with a white streak in the middle.

Nicknames: "The (Green/Yellow) Vortex", "Cheesy Vortex", "D.i.C." Logo: The background is a vortex of blue concentric boxes in which purple colors streak down as a stylized "DiC" comes up, seemingly sideways, then turns forward as it comes closer. When it is all the way up, the logo shines and sparkles. Variants:

DIC was founded in 1971 by Jean Chalopin as DIC Audiovisuel in France as an acronym for Diffusion Information Communication. Its logo featured italic letters. In 1982, DIC launched a United States branch called DIC Enterprises.

Most prints of the series replace this logo with newer DIC logos, usually the 3rd or 4th logos, or a Cookie Jar logo. The logo was retained on the Australian DVD releases of the series, as well as on many European Fox Kids/Jetix DVDs (This is because the prints Fox Kids Europe used were from the original masters of the series).

2000年7月12日 · DIC Home Entertainment was the home entertainment arm of DIC Entertainment Corporation (later "Cookie Jar Entertainment, Inc.", then "DHX Media" and now WildBrain"), established in 2001 to distribute DIC releases on video. Previously, DIC released their material through their "DIC Video" and...