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Steve Bryant
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Well, this certainly makes for interesting questions regarding the future...

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/01/business/media/01disney.ht ml?_r=1&hp

For one thing, Disney's publishing arm really likes to have books completed and in the can 6 months prior to publication.

Edited to re-paste link.

Edited a second time to note that when I re-pasted the link (which worked at the time, no longer works. Screw you, New York Times. Just Google "NY Times Marvel Disney"


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Jeremiah Avery
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Link doesn't work.

I found one that might help here.



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Philippe Negrin
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Maybe we'll get less porn art and less grim books...
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David Teller
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Whoops. Just came to post this:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8230504.stm

Disney is so going to change things around. When did you last see Mickey Mouse swearing etc?

 

 
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Jason Mark Hickok
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May bring an end to the Joe Q. era (at least I hope).
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Thanos Kollias
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Maybe we'll get JB back at Marvel. That's about the only thing to get me interested in Marvel once more.
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Michael Hogan
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There's hope.  Maybe Scrooge McDuck can beat Norman Osborn.
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Charles Tyus
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"May bring an end to the Joe Q. era (at least I hope)."

Amen brother.
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Jeremiah Avery
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Looks like Marvel can't make the "AOL Comics" cracks anymore since they now have a parent company.
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Albert Matthews
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Good thing Uncle Walt's not still around. Suddenly, the Red Skull would be retconned as their greatest hero.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Hopefully another great reason to make a trip to a Disney theme park, which are already outstanding destinations.  I wonder how this will affect the movies Marvel has scheduled to come out over the next few years.
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Geoff Gibson
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Hmm.  Marvel's biggest gun, theatrically at least, is still "owned" by Sony; its second, X-Men is "owned" by Fox.  I wonder how long those licenses last.  Very interesting development.
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