Disney announced a global auction of a variety of iconic Marvel items as part of its Create 100 initiative.The auction is a collaborative effort featuring many of Marvel’s creative minds, such as Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, doll creator Lisa Williams and several comic creators like Chris Allen and Nic Klein, among others. Items on auction include items based on the MCU films, such as a replica of Stormbreaker from Avengers: Infinity War and a handcrafted Black Panther-inspired one-of-a-kind doll as well as several comic book items, such as comic book art prints and custom sketches featuring characters like Miles Morales, Thor, Moon Knight and Iron Man.Disney worked alongside the Make-A-Wish Foundation to form the Create 100 initiative, which is a celebration of Disney’s 100th anniversary and serves as a fundraising campaign for the foundation, which works to provide life-changing experiences for children with terminal illnesses. According to Disney, profits from the auction will go to the foundation to help grant wishes for children around the world and the company has already donated $1 million.Related: Original Star Wars X-Wing Model Finally Found and Up For Auction
Disney announced a global auction of a variety of iconic Marvel items as part of its Create 100 initiative.
The auction is a collaborative effort featuring many of Marvel’s creative minds, such as Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, doll creator Lisa Williams and several comic creators like Chris Allen and Nic Klein, among others. Items on auction include items based on the MCU films, such as a replica of Stormbreaker from Avengers: Infinity War and a handcrafted Black Panther-inspired one-of-a-kind doll as well as several comic book items, such as comic book art prints and custom sketches featuring characters like Miles Morales, Thor, Moon Knight and Iron Man.
Disney worked alongside the Make-A-Wish Foundation to form the Create 100 initiative, which is a celebration of Disney’s 100th anniversary and serves as a fundraising campaign for the foundation, which works to provide life-changing experiences for children with terminal illnesses. According to Disney, profits from the auction will go to the foundation to help grant wishes for children around the world and the company has already donated $1 million.
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