If Marvel screws up and has to give up it's properites..

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Which studio do you think they should license their remaining characters too?















I hope this doesn't happen, but let's speculate anyway.:cwink:
 
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Paramount or Universal would be my prime choices, just as long as they didnt go to Fox!!!!!!!!!
 
You'd have to split it up in my opinion since I don't think any one studio could afford rights to the entire Marvel universe. I am sure WB/DC had their deal in place for a while. With Marvel movies becoming so big these days you'd definitely have to split it up. So I'd go:

Fox: X-Men (Just for the fact that Marvel can not take it back... and the mutant universe could essentialy be independent from the rest of the Marvel universe due to the unlimited potential on its own.)

Paramount: Iron Man, Thor, Cap. (Give them all major and most minor Avengers characters)

Universal: Hulk, Fantastic Four, Dr. Strange, Namor (Sort of the paranormal, too strong for this world type heroes that can blend well amongst one another)

Sony: Spiderman (No need crossing Spidey over into other franchises. He could easily hold six if not nine films by himself)

Independent/Non-major studios: Heroes for Hire, Dare Devil, Black Panther, Punisher, Black Widow, etc

Disney: Family oriented, animated type Marvel films.
 
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There should of been an option for anyone but FOX
 
I can't believe someone actually voted for FOX.
 
Marvel should keep control of as much as possible, end of debate.
 
Well obviously, but this was all just hypothetical.
 
I don't judge by studio. Just because a studio has done well with one property doesn't mean they won't screw up another, or vice versa. The same studio released "V For Vendetta" & "Superman Returns" in the same year.
 
I hope that it doesn't come to this, but if it does anybody but Fox.
 

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