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Marvel's Disney Kingdoms Line
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A Magic Kingdom series for instance is going to have nowhere near the same level of freedom to tell a story. |
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reread his post Draco. He's talking an actual book from Marvel, not whether marvel will be in the park. |
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Gotcha. Why was I thinking about a game instead? Anyways, I stand corrected. |
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Yes, I was talking about stuff being published by Marvel. Bill Rosemann had a page at the back of Disney Kingdoms: Seekers of the Weird #1 in which he wrote about the history of how the series came about. He started off with the words, "the Disney Kingdoms imprint began when..." The key word there is of course "imprint." That word suggests that other series are planned by Marvel. I was just wondering what others here thought of this because, even though I liked this issue, I personally can't see an imprint of series based on the Disney kingdoms in Disney's various amusement parks having much of a life beyond this series. |
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