Benny Hill

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International Space Archives (ISA)

International Space Archives (ISA) is a digital library containing the best of the incredible imagery created by our planet’s exploration of the universe. The Mission Patches, photographic imagery and video footage contained in the archive come from a variety of sources including NASA and the international space programmes of Russia, Japan, China, India and the European Union. ISA provides access to its world-leading space imagery content in its digital archive to clients and also offers a representation service for clients to facilitate use of the NASA logo. ISA can assist in the design of merchandise and ensure that all of NASA’s exacting standards are met for successful design approval. With future space missions in the planning, now is a great time to join our 40+ ISA partners and be a part of this global programme. In 2024 we will be commemorating the 55th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing ‘humankind’s most historic achievement’. We must also mention the hotly anticipated Artemis programme. Back in November 2022 NASA had a successful unmanned flight to the moon and back with Artemis I. NASA hopes to have the manned Artemis II do its lunar circumnavigation during 2024 and have planned the Artemis III manned moon landing during 2025.

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BSA

LMI has handled the Global BSA motorcycle licensing programme since 2016 and the Brand is now owned by Indian multinational manufacturer, Mahindra & Mahindra Limited. LMI have licensed a broad range of merchandise created from classic BSA heritage artwork. A BSA brand deck featuring “100 years of Motorcycling” and approved licensed products are now available. The iconic British motorcycle brand BSA is back and they return with the all new BSA Gold Star. A new 650cc BSA Goldstar bike was launched two years ago and is now available through over 40 distributors in the United Kingdom and a number of selected territories in Europe through Peugeot distribution and in North America.

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AXA Comics

AXA began life as a newspaper comic strip in 1978, initially launched in the UK and later syndicated worldwide. Created by Spanish artist Enric Badia Romero, who had previously illustrated the successful spy series Modesty Blaise, AXA gained a huge worldwide following. AXA Comics is a captivating and visually stunning comic book series that takes readers on an exhilarating journey through a futuristic world filled with action, adventure, and intrigue. Set in a dystopian society where advanced technology and supernatural abilities coexist, AXA Comics follows the story of its eponymous protagonist, AXA, a fearless and enigmatic heroine. In this gripping narrative, AXA, a skilled and resourceful warrior, embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind a mysterious conspiracy that threatens to plunge the world into chaos. Along the way, she encounters a diverse cast of characters, each with their own unique abilities and motivations, adding depth and complexity to the storyline. The artwork in AXA Comics is nothing short of breathtaking, with vibrant colours, intricate details, and dynamic panel layouts that bring the futuristic world to life. Romero's illustrations skilfully capture the intensity of the action sequences, as well as the emotional depth of the characters, immersing readers in a visually stunning experience. Beyond its captivating storyline and stunning artwork, AXA Comics also explores thought-provoking themes such as power, corruption, and the human condition. It delves into the moral dilemmas faced by the characters, challenging readers to question their own beliefs and values. With its compelling narrative, stunning artwork, and thought-provoking themes, AXA Comics is a must-read for fans of science fiction, fantasy, and action-packed storytelling. It offers a unique and immersive reading experience that will leave readers eagerly anticipating the next instalment in this thrilling series. The original comic strip was created in standard black and white newspaper format and ran a total of 2,238 daily strips, detailing eighteen separate adventures. Dren Productions is set to republish the first two story arcs of AXA, a popular European comic from the 1970s-80s that never reached mainstream publishing in the United States. A campaign launch for this classic comic is coming soon. Now is the perfect time to bring AXA to a modern audience!

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British Motor Heritage (BMH)

British Motor Heritage represent the classic British marques of Austin, Morris, Wolseley and Rover together with the iconic British sports cars MG and Austin-Healey. LMI has handled their global licensing since 2002. Originally established in 1975 to support owners and the marketplace by putting genuine components for classic British cars back into manufacture, BMH own the original tools to produce classic MINI bodyshells and other car components. BMH licensed products and designs have been inspired by the original sales brochures and advertising material held in the BMH archive as well as a huge library of approved artwork utilised around the world.