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I knew there was at least one other person staying up late to watch that Dr.Strange film!
Nice to know that I wasnt alone .
I thought RIM said 9/2.
I must have missed that. Hopefully it's some promo pics of the Avengers as a group or a reveal of who the villains are. I mean it's not exactly too soon to announce who they are. The movie's not that far away and we've yet to hear a proper synopsis I believe.
@ Dark Raven
I agree.
EXCLUSIVE: Everybody is trying to keep this secret. But I’ve learned that yesterday Disney canned Dana Precious, EVP of Worldwide Marketing for Marvel’s LA Studios (she had replaced Doug Finberg at the end of last summer), and Jeffrey Stewart, VP of Worldwide Marketing (he’d been brought in by Dana), and Jodi Miller, Manager of Worldwide Marketing. That’s essentially Marvel’s entire marketing department. The trio had worried their jobs were on the line ever since Disney bought Marvel in 2009. And even more so this summer after Paramount released Thor and Captain America domestically and internationally, thus effectively ending that studio’s marketing and distribution of Marvel pictures. I’m told that on June 24th, Rob Steffens who is Marvel Studios’ EVP Operations met with all of the department at the Manhattan Beach offices in what was described as a “Disney Rules of the Road” meeting. He told staff that there would be no house-cleaning by the mouse, period, so they were not to fear for their jobs and flee en masse. So much for that promise.
The official line on why Marvel’s marketing team was let go is that Disney will be taking over that function. In fact I’ve learned that Marvel will bring in someone in a “project management role”. But Kevin Feige’s continued supervision of all things Marvel should resolve any doubts by fanboys that Disney will screw around or screw up the comic book films. Insiders tell me that Precious and her team were not well-loved by Marvel bigwig Kevin Feige and other top execs at Marvel or by Disney and Paramount. (Some of the comments I heard today included: “Not up to or have the skill set to release this brand properly”… “Their job was to keep track of the people doing the real work”… “Paper pushers”… ”Would it have killed them to return an email?”… “Disney doesn’t need someone to cut its trailers”…
Now Marvel staffers wonder whether the firings were really to avoid duplicating efforts with Disney or just petty vindictiveness. If it’s the latter, then jobs are safe. But if it’s the former, then any jobs redundant in terms of Disney’s infrastructure aren’t. Trying to reassure the Marvel folks, one insider tells me today, “If you do your job and are smart and understand the business, you shouldn’t worry.”
Hopefully the EW cover is Captain America with Thor to his left and Iron Man to his right, shoulder to shoulder
Hopefully the EW cover is Captain America with Thor to his left and Iron Man to his right, shoulder to shoulder
@ Dark Raven
I agree.
Hopefully the EW cover is Captain America with Thor to his left and Iron Man to his right, shoulder to shoulder
Ok New thread I hope We now Avoid any post/posters that lead to derailing it kind of like this
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Yeah, in the article, hopefully. But you can only fit so many people on the cover and it should be the big three. I imagine it'll look something like the IM2 cover.YES! and maybe just maybe a Hulk Photo
And Hulk behind them all overshadowing them. ...hopefully.
Otherwise Marvel can just say they had a problem when they tried to photograph the Hulk. HULK SMASH PUNY PAPARAZZI.
I like his desk. Makes him look like the Davross of his office. lol