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It seems that the Marvel Heroes are gradually sneaking their way into the Disney theme parks—at least in California, where the spectacular Marvel booth...

The main reason Disney acquired Marvel was to finally break open the boy market bank, and their simple plan worked pretty well. They're even conquering Japan, it was just announced, with "the first Japanese Marvel animated television series targeted at boys." It's called Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers. "Disk" wars, eh That sound highly, highly toyetic.

As spotted by good ol' Kevin Melrose over at Robot 6, it appears that Disney are lining up for another Avenger appearance at Disneyland,...

D23, Disney's own proprietary fan access, media blowout event is coming this weekend. It's Disney's own little Comic-Con and they typically save some big...

Henry "Hemi" Barajas gave you the particulars on the DC/KIA Justice League Sorento custom design, but there are many more Comic-Con car events happening! But...

As we mentioned in the previous post, the Licensing Show's wrapping up today and there are always some lists and announcements and other observations...

While some of us reading this will be chewing gruel in a rest home by then, Disney has just announced two as-yet-unnamed Marvel films...

Disney continues its road to profitability by cutting staff, this time at ESPN, where as many as 400 people lost their jobs in a...

It seems Disney has wimped out from using the famous "Demon in a Bottle" storyline in Iron Man 3. A few scenes in Iron Man 2 suggested that Tony Stark's partying was a little out of control, but the hero can't take a fall this time out.

Patton Oswalt has been rather busy over the last few weeks. When not convincing the World that he should be cast as The Penguin...

Indie and Disney master Don Rosa has posted online the final chapter of a bio intended for a collected edition of his works. after it was rejected by Disney. Rosa explains his decision to retire from drawing comics last year as the result of both the psychological effects years of working, his failing eyesight, and some ongoing difficulties with how Disney deals with it's comics licenses. It's an entertaining read -- especially for ow his early years intersected with those of his hero, Disney artist supreme Carl Barks, but it's also not hard to see why Disney may not have been thrilled to publish it.