Character counts: Brand icons get story lines, emotions Originally published November 2, 2006 at 12:00 am Other than color, the Jolly Green Giant and the Geico Gecko don't have much in common.

These green-haired characters each bring something unique to their respective series, making them unforgettable icons in the world of anime. Whether through their strength, ...

Earlier this year, Mars shocked the internet when it unveiled new looks for its M&M’S characters. Gone were Green’s iconic go-go boots, replaced by sneakers. Online, mayhem ensued.

Green conjures up visions of lush grass fields, sea turtles, and those pricey pieces of avocado toast are all the same colors as characters that come from everywhere in the pop culture realm, from ...

M&M’S is making a statement with its latest candy pack, which features an all-female set of characters — including Purple, its newest addition. It put the company once again knee-deep into ...

The Jolly Green Giant statue in Blue Earth, Minnesota Image courtesy of Flickr user Dougtone What ever happened to really great advertising characters? This question popped into my head the minute ...

The Green Hornet/Miss Fury #1 is set firmly in the middle of the swinging sixties. However, it will maintain the neo-noir spirit common to both characters. It will also feature the art of rising ...

M&M’S is making a statement with its latest candy pack, which features an all-female set of characters — including Purple, its newest addition. It put the company once again knee-deep into ...