

Deals are set with Character Options for plush and toys, Penguin for a publishing range, Titan for a new
Plants vs. Zombies
magazine, Magic Box for sticker books, Character World for homewares, A4T for digital peripherals and GB Eye for posters.
Bulldog is also looking to captivate fans of the legendary British television game show “Bullseye,” which aired from 1981 to 1996, by targeting the apparel, board game, gifting and online and computer gaming categories.

Aside from toys and games, Bulldog is also working with DreamWorks Animation on extending its developing television and film properties, “Dragons: Riders of Berk” and
Turbo
, as well its storied franchises
Kung Fu Panda
,
Madagascar
and
Shrek
.
“We will be presenting a very strong selection of properties at BLE 2013 with appeal to a variety of age groups,” says Rob Corney, managing director, Bulldog. “This portfolio has a lot to offer to the licensing community and we are looking forward to meeting up with potential partners across a range of different categories.”
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