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My take on Disney's recent acquisition of Marvel. Initial predictions: -will probably make tons of money for both Marvel & Disney. -Boom Studios will be losing all their Muppet, Pixar, and other Disney licenses once their current contract it up -will it be good or bad for Marvel creatively? big question mark, though Disney has a pretty poor record creatively the in recent years. I don't read Marvel though these days anyways (despite being a Marvel zombie in my teens), so why should I care, heh. Discuss! |
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August 31, 2009
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"if at first you don't succeed, then stop reading this and get back to it" lol
I don't think anything negative will happen now that Disney owns Marvel, but I would like to see a Mickeypool figure. Or maybe a shouting match between Donald Duck and the Hulk.
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I'm Sludge in the G1 Crew on DA
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don't go emo on me bitch!
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Early to rise and early to bed makes a man healthy, but socially dead.
Wasn't Disney already being narky at Pixar over Up and it's highly unmarketable lead character - an old cranky man? McDonalds can't sell Happy Meals of geriatrics apparently...it's just not marketing friendly. John Lasseter said stuff 'em.
Given as an animator I hate modern Disney for what they represent...my opinion is probably moot.
I just can't imagine Wolverine being bossed around and paid by a 4ft tall mouse in red suspenders...
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"Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. It is the bitter potion by which the physician within you heals your sick self. Therefore, trust the physician and drink his remedy in silence and tranquility."
Kalil Gibran.
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