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Hold the phone, Wellness. You are saying we should NOT be blaming Quesada for all of our problems? That does not compute.
In all seriousness, to play upon your analogy, the Marvel ship needs a more competent crew.
Marvel were reallisticly going to go under if Quesada and Jemas left. They had a vision for the company that relied purely on shock value and having an eye for artistic and raw talent, but without creative control, that aspects no longer sell. Marvel are getting trounched creativly by D.C comics and that has been slowly transistioning into sales. Rather than be pinned as the guy who sank the titanic, Quesada’s steered the sinking ship into Pearl Harbour.
I agree with Captain Cheesesteak.
It’s annoying to see the marvel logo under the disney.
Enigma – yes, we can tell by the way they’ve run Spidey to the ground.
I got news for you…
that’s ALL Marvel’s concerned with, too…
Not ONE mention of us: the comic book fans, the soul of the comic book industry, and OUR concerns. just money money money
They better not TOUCH the comics books
geez. I mean, this whole thing could end up just fine, but it’s just that Marvel was doing a-ok on it’s own that bothers me. After 70 years, Marvel was getting huger than ever on their own, they don’t need Disney, and now the whole Disney thing just brings up possible problems if you ask me.
ugh.