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Quote:Originally Posted by BabaLament YES! Both of those would be awesome! |
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Quote:Originally Posted by BabaLament Is it a guarantee that Marvel will produce Alien comics? Star Wars was a no brainer, but I'm not so sure about Alien. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Logan510 I'm assuming Disney is going to monetize as many of the 20th Century assets as they can to recoup the $70B investment in as short a time period as possible. Fandom aside, the Alien/Aliens universe is just too good an intellectual property to *not* mine for all its worth. Comics, with the success of Punisher perhaps a Colonial Marines based streaming TV show, maybe even a decent video game! Ok, that last one may be a bit too much to hope for... |
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| Did Disney get the rights to Firefly? | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by Khumbu Disney got it all man. A list of the Intellectual Property: Television: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_20th_Century_Fox_television_programs Film: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_20th_Century_Fox_films_(1935%E2%80%9399) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_20th_Century_Fox_films_(2000%E2%80%93present) The amount of content, as well as the potential for re-issues & reboots, is massive. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by BabaLament So... some other things getting screwed up in the comic world... Dynamite and BOOM! This was just going through the TV Shows... I didn't want to take the time on movies, ha ha... Did I miss any? The Green Hornet - Dynamite Planet of the Apes - BOOM! X-Files - IDW <-- Though they seem to have a good relationship, we'll see. Buffy / Angel - Dark Horse 24 - IDW Firefly - Dark Horse |
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| Jackman did say he would've considered playing Wolverine a few more times just to fight the Hulk. Maybe Disney could tempt him with it now | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by dielinfinite I really hope that doesn't happen. Let Jackman's interpretation stand by itself. I hope Disney recasts the part of Logan, hopefully getting someone who closer fits the comic book version. I would like to see Milo Gibson get the call. At least screen test him to see if he would be a good Wolverine. |
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| I think someone just interview Jackman and he said "I think that ship has sailed" when asked if he would play Wolverine one more time but he DID say he'd like to see Wolverine in the MCU | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by thelastbard Yes, and its a big one. 1966 Batman TV series rights are now owned by Disney. So *drumroll*... Batman '66 -> Marvel.  |
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| well its a done deal. for $52.4 billion clickable text |
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Quote:Originally Posted by JLS_Comics "Old Man" Logan? |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Scorpion How much is that in Crypto Kitties? Collect and breed digital cats  |
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Disney should Be a $500 a share stock! It’s price is absurd, always has been  |
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| @VillageIdiot I own Disney and all of the cord cutting isn't helping their ESPN profits. | ||
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Quote:Originally Posted by drchaos I have owned Disney shares for 3 years now, 1000 to be exact. Regardless of that excrement stain ESPN, this stock should be a titan in price per share, given profits every year and the cash they bank. It’s truly baffling  |
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Quote:Originally Posted by VillageIdiot The real gold mine was owning Marvel before Disney bought it. That stock used to be the gift that kept on giving. |
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| MARVEL AND STAR WARS Yes, Disney’s acquisition would give the company full ownership of the Marvel characters under Fox’s banner — Deadpool, the Fantastic Four and the X-Men. The companies have shared the screen rights for two additional Marvel characters: Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch, whose comic book origins lie in both the Avengers and X-Men series. This means that, say, the X-Men could join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And once the current phase of those films concludes with the 2019 follow-up to Avengers: Infinity War, the company would be able to bring in new villains like Doctor Doom and Galactus. Shifting to a different universe of genre film, the deal would give Disney the one piece of the Star Wars puzzle that it didn’t acquire when it bought Lucasfilm. Fox’s original arrangement with George Lucas included the exclusive distribution rights to the first Star Wars film (which was later renamed Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope) in perpetuity. With the rights secured, there’s a chance that Disney could put together a modern home video release of A New Hope — the original theatrical cut from 1977, not the special editions with Lucas’ much-maligned alterations, which is currently the only option. Purists can download the unofficial “Despecialized Edition” of the original Star Wars trilogy, but a fan edit, amazing as it might be, just isn’t the same as being able to walk into a store and buy a Blu-ray copy. clickable text |
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