Continuing M-Plant's Perpetual Masters series, October sees the vinyl release of Robert Hood's Red Passion I.

So, who decided that the Marvel logo would be predominately red? While there is no definitive person historians can point to, the design of what many consider the modern Marvel logo was introduced in 2000 and 2001, the prior logo did come in various colors but was also predominately red, giving us a preview of what was to come. The simplified Marvel logo, which included the word “MARVEL” in white letters on a solid red background is most often attributed to Tobias Frere-Jones and Cyrus Highsmith, who were both well-known type designers who worked on the font and its small changes in style since ever since. There doesn't seem to be any documented reason why Marvel settled on the color red, but this color is often associated with Passion, Action & Intensity, all things Marvel would want to be associated with. So, who chose red? That's up for debate, but it doesn't look like Marvel will be making any changes to it in the near future.

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