Beauregard
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Lok, Teen, what is your problem? They ARN'T disney so they WON'T use Disney charcters as their logo. Get over it.
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I ask the same question. Before Candlewick Press even started in the United States and there was only Walker Books, why did they pick a bear carrying a candle as their logo? What does that have to do with Walker? I just wonder.Beauregard said:
Scotwood Industries uses the Warner Bros. Road Runner as the mascot and logo of their Road Runner Ice Melt (apparently Warner Bros. has granted the necessary permissions), and Scotwood Industries is not affiliated with Warner Brothers. The reason for the Warner Bros. Road Runner logo is because it matches the brand name. So why wouldn't it make sense for Candlewick Press to use Lumiere as their logo unless they were affiliated with Disney?