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Topic	Possible Marvel/DC merge or crossover (comic book SPOILERS)
SwiftyDC 02/24/20 2:43:15 PM #31:	scarletspeed7 posted... I think that is a perfect example of how Disney wants to set the tone of the narrative. You could look at the Marvel shows on Netflix as MAX-like and the immediate disregard they received from Disney when the deal expired and Disney could take full ownership of every aspect of the storytelling system. I don't dislike Kevin Feige at all. I do dislike Disney's attitude towards its stories. It's weird to think that, without Sony, we would be completely devoid of mature tones in Marvel stories. DC does at least embrace its Vertigo weirdness. It also embraces stupid storytelling ideas all over the place, but for a long time, throwing everything at the wall and seeing what stuck gave us some damn wonderful tales. Gimme back Daredevil dammit --- dilateDChemist <cite>SwiftyDC posted [p:934816144] in Possible M... [t:78428150]...</cite> <quote>scarletspeed7 posted... </cite> <quote>I think that is a perfect example of how Disney wants to set the tone of the narrative. You could look at the Marvel shows on Netflix as MAX-like and the immediate disregard they received from Disney when the deal expired and Disney could take full ownership of every aspect of the storytelling system. I don't dislike Kevin Feige at all. I do dislike Disney's attitude towards its stories. It's weird to think that, without Sony, we would be completely devoid of mature tones in Marvel stories. DC does at least embrace its Vertigo weirdness. It also embraces stupid storytelling ideas all over the place, but for a long time, throwing everything at the wall and seeing what stuck gave us some damn wonderful tales.</quote> Gimme back Daredevil dammit --- dilateDChemist</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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