More Disney/ Marvel

[dixiemouse]

For those interested in more details of the biz part  of the acquisition, this is actually rather interesting and enlightening... there are other articles on this site regarding how long it is actually going to take Disney to start reaping the rewards of this deal and the negotiating they are going to have to do with Universal... probably one of

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[roadriverrail]

Yeah. The amount of effort to detangle the legal intricacies will keep Disney hands-off of Marvel's creative department for years, and the moment I heard this deal, I was neutral to mildly optimistic. Marvel will be more profitable with Disney's production and marketing aspects; Disney will be more profitable with a missing part of their portfolio by leaving Marvel alone and letting the money come in.

[dixiemouse]

and, as one commenter on the article pointed out, Disney and Pixar have EXCELLENT history with animation... even if it is something as minor as having a Spider Man action figure in Toy Story 25: The Duct Tape Years it is huge $$ ... let Pixar do an animated Iron Man? It should be excellent...

I mean, really, can it be worse than some of what Marvel has allowed in the past?