Still, the logo stuck, and its design emerged when Mortal Kombat artist John Vogel saw a golden dragon statue on the desk of Midway Games general manager Ken Fedesna. “The inspiration for the ...

The iconic Mortal Kombat logo was almost scrapped because designer and co-creator John Tobias’ sister thought it was a seahorse rather than a dragon. This tidbit of information was revealed by ...

30 years after the release of Midway Games‘ Mortal Kombat, co-creator John Tobias has now revealed the origin of the martial arts fighting game franchise’s iconic dragon logo. Taking to ...

The Mortal Kombat logo is arguably one of the most recognisable in all of gaming: the silouetted dragon swooping around to resemble the Yin and Yang symbol is stunning in its sheer simplicity.

The Mortal Kombat logo is one of the most iconic logos in gaming, as this game has been around for years and again, played by many. The logo is recognized as a silhouette dragon, that’s swooping ...

Video game historians have reason to celebrate today, as the first-ever drawing of Mortal Kombat's iconic dragon symbol has ... awful GBA game Pokemon logo designer speaks up after 27 years ...

The vast majority of Mortal Kombat games have put the franchise's iconic dragon logo front and center of the box art, often surrounded by flame effects, and very occasionally, one or two well-known ...

The logo boasts a black background, but gold lettering. And separating “Mortal” and “Kombat” is the iconic dragon logo. And that’s it. Again, pretty simple and faithful. As you may ...

Mortal Kombat franchise co-creator John Tobias has shared a bit of history about the video game’s iconic logo after recently discovering an image of the first drawing of the game’s dragon icon.