ArtisticallyChill

• blogPost: Twittering My Life Away – 2009-08-30 http://bit.ly/ze3t9 #
• Truly WTF! RT @Avatarpress: More info on Disney/Marvel for those of us still in wtf mode on this early monday morning: http://bit.ly/tQyZS #
• @quennessa You do the same! in reply to quennessa #
• blogPost: Disney To Buy Marvel For $4.0 Billion In Stock And Cash http://bit.ly/Ifpb3 #
• I can see it now: The shelves flood with comics like Iron Man and The Incredibles, Mary Jane Loves Goofy, and Namor Finds Nemo. LOL #
• And let’s not forget the slew of Power Pack comics that can be made: Power Pack and (Insert Disney Property Here) i.e. Power Pack and Cars. #
• @phil_lunt Instead of claws, they are feathers because there’s no way Mickey Mouse would cut somebody, even if his life depended on it. LOL in reply to phil_lunt #
• Got another one for you: Disney Marvel Zombies! LOL Now that would probably be worth reading. #
• @jayjayoh To compensate they’ll just change a few rides: Mr Toad’s Wild Ride becomes Toads Wild Ride. LOL in reply to jayjayoh #
• @xenijardin I did a ‘Snow White and the Seven Marvels’ for my blog post: http://bit.ly/alwY9 in reply to xenijardin #
• @jayjayoh Did you see my earlier tweet I posted that after heard about that Pixar Marvel team-up news. in reply to jayjayoh #
• One more mash-up and I’m done for the day: Iron Man and The Incredibles – http://bit.ly/2XoGX8 #
• @jayjayoh I was going with the color motif. LOL in reply to jayjayoh #
• Just a thought: New videogame IP: Ultimate Hearts – Like Kingdom Hearts but it’s Disney and Marvel characters in an epic RPG! #
• blogPost: Ponyo On A Boat Music Video (NSFW) http://bit.ly/17PrxJ #
• via IO9: What we would have been in for in TSCC Season 3 – http://bit.ly/r94vn #TSCC #
• @MakeJackDullBoy Neither do I. But I did post a few possibilities on my blog. LOL in reply to MakeJackDullBoy #
• is playing Dash of Destruction. http://ping.fm/mN67L #
• is playing Trials HD. http://ping.fm/eSOnR #

Via The Hollywood Reporter:

Disney has agreed to acquire Marvel Entertainment for $4 billion in a deal that brings Marvel’s portfolio of 5,000 characters, from Spider-Man and X-Men to Captain America, the Fantastic Four and Iron Man, under the Disney umbrella.

I’m just as shocked as you are. I trying to wrap my thoughts on this listing various pros and cons. The only remark that has stood out so far from my brief skim of the internet is “Comic Apocalypse”.

Let’s hope these doom-sayers are wrong.

~ LoneWolf