Disney's Merger with Marvel Comics: Will Marvel Suffer from this Merge?

"Disney bought a miracle!" Cried out the headline of the financial page of Nashua Telegraph. Disney is famous for offering a wonderful story, but it does not work as hard as some people think. Most people think that Disney is a blessing for Marvel Comics, but they are disappointing. Since the 1950 's, Marvel Comics has built a company of great manga and graphic novel from the beginning. Unfortunately, Disney understood what many people knew and loved, and changed it to something different.

On August 31, 2009, Walt Disney Company announced the acquisition of Marvel Entertainment parent company Marvel Entertainment at $ 4 billion or $ 4.2 billion, Marvel shareholders will pay $ 30 and 0.745 shares at the Marvel price per share Disney shares will be received. As of 2008, Marvell and its major longtime competitor, DC Comics, shared more than 80% of the cartoon book markets in the United States. As of September 2010, Marvel changed the sales company of the bookstore from Diamond Book Distributors to Hachette Distribution Services.

In 1956, the competitor 's DC Comics reached the so - called Silverage cartoon by re - releasing the superhero game with great commercial success. In the early 1960s Atlas changed its name to Marvel Comics. For decades, Marvel and DC were the leading companies in the industry. From the 1980's to the 1990's, Marvel repeatedly changed hands and became a public company in 1991. Marvel Comics went bankrupt in 1996 due to suspicious business judgment and overall reduction in cartoon industry sales. The company went bankrupt in 1998 and began diversifying products, offering imprints to various people, and expanding movie work under Marvel Studios. In 2007, Marvell started publishing digital comics. In 2009, Walt Disney Company acquired the parent company of Marvel Comics.

On December 31, 2009, Walt Disney Company acquired Marvel Entertainment for $ 4 billion. Marvell and Disney stated that the merger will not affect existing transactions with other film studios, but Disney said that when the deal is over, the Marvell project will be distributed with the studio in the future. In April 2010, there was a rumor that Marvel was looking for 2,000 to 400 million movies based on attributes such as Doctor Strange, Ka - Zar, Luke Cage, Dazzler, Power Pack etc. Kevin Feige said the budget is not generally discussed in the early stages of development, but Marvel is considering a movie about all the roles listed in the rumors except Dazzler with Fox rights I answered.