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Viz Grants License for Death Note Pillows, Blankets
posted on 2008-05-10 14:43 EDT
Viz Media, the North American master licensor for the Death Note manga and anime franchise, has granted The Northwest Company a license to create Death Note pillowcases, throw pillows, and throw blankets. Viz is continuing to pursue other product licensing possibilities for Death Note, and it is interested in extending the license to products in a range of categories, including wall décor items, headwear, costumes, gifts, food and beverages, videogame accessories, collectible card games, and trading cards.
Source: World Screen
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