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Well, supposedly those studios with rights to produce certain titles (like Iron Man, Spider Man, X-Men, etc,) will keep those rights. Hopefully, they will be hands off regarding most of the comics

But I do find it mildly disturbing. Will Marvel release a bunch of Disney related comics?

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Why does everybody seem to think this will mean the Disneyfication of Marvel? Disney is a huge company with lots of holdings. Disney owns Miramax Films. Remember that Kevin Smith movie "Dogma" that was boycotted by the Catholic church for being evil and even had the character Moobie who was lampooning Mickey Mouse? Yep, a Miramax film, aka, Disney. Disney also owns the distribution rights for Studio Ghibli films and other than handling the dubs, don't change anything. So why would they change Marvel? Disney acquired Marvel because it makes money and changing it wouldn't make money.

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Why does everybody seem to think this will mean the Disneyfication of Marvel? Disney is a huge company with lots of holdings. Disney owns Miramax Films. Remember that Kevin Smith movie "Dogma" that was boycotted by the Catholic church for being evil and even had the character Moobie who was lampooning Mickey Mouse? Yep, a Miramax film, aka, Disney. Disney also owns the distribution rights for Studio Ghibli films and other than handling the dubs, don't change anything. So why would they change Marvel? Disney acquired Marvel because it makes money and changing it wouldn't make money.

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I'm just wondering if Marvel Studios will be allowed to continue as is and if there will be a limit to the number of Marvel-based movies put out. Before, Marvel would license its properties to several different studios and you would have different films come out in the span of several months. DC, being owned by Time/Warner, cannot do that.

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I'm just wondering if Marvel Studios will be allowed to continue as is ...

From what I've read, any existing contracts are still valid, such as Spiderman 4 which will be produced by Sony, and rides and attractions at Universal Studios. Once the licenses expire, then contracts will be up for renegotiation. My guess is Disney will keep more stuff in house after that but Marvel does have it's own movie production company now so that entity will probably handle the direction of most of the movies. It'll be interesting to see what happens but I think this acquisition is more in line of Marvel helping Disney than Disney fucking Marvel.

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From what I've read, any existing contracts are still valid, such as Spiderman 4 which will be produced by Sony, and rides and attractions at Universal Studios. Once the licenses expire, then contracts will be up for renegotiation. My guess is Disney will keep more stuff in house after that but Marvel does have it's own movie production company now so that entity will probably handle the direction of most of the movies. It'll be interesting to see what happens but I think this acquisition is more in line of Marvel helping Disney than Disney fucking Marvel.

Pretty much that's my only concern about this - especially with Marvel's ambitious projects lined up from their own movie company.

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From what I've read, any existing contracts are still valid, such as Spiderman 4 which will be produced by Sony, and rides and attractions at Universal Studios. Once the licenses expire, then contracts will be up for renegotiation. My guess is Disney will keep more stuff in house after that but Marvel does have it's own movie production company now so that entity will probably handle the direction of most of the movies. It'll be interesting to see what happens but I think this acquisition is more in line of Marvel helping Disney than Disney fucking Marvel.

Oh that is brutal, I didn't even think about that.... The rides at universal.... I love the spiderman one....

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