Image 1 — What if Warner Bros. Had Acquired Marvel, Lucasfilm and Fox instead of Disney?
Image 2 — What if Warner Bros. Had Acquired Marvel, Lucasfilm and Fox instead of Disney?
Image 3 — What if Warner Bros. Had Acquired Marvel, Lucasfilm and Fox instead of Disney?

What if Warner Bros. Had Acquired Marvel, Lucasfilm and Fox instead of Disney?

Note: In this scenario, AT&T did not Acquired Warner Bros. at all

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 12 days ago

Alternative scenario: What if 20th Century Fox had Acquired DC in 1969 instead of Warner Bros.?

If this scenario had actually happened, how would DC films have changed entirely, such as the Superman films by Christopher Reeve, the Batman films by Tim Burton, Joel Schumacher, and Christopher Nolan, and the films in the DCEU universe? How would this scenario have also changed DC in all other types of media, such as comics, animated series, video games, television series, and so on? How would this scenario have also affected Marvel films afterward, whether the X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Daredevil films produced by Fox, or even the MCU films? What would have happened in this scenario if Disney had bought Fox in 2019, as actually happened, but in this scenario? And what would have happened to DC in this scenario after Disney bought Fox?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 18 days ago

Alternative scenario: What if Warner Bros. had merged with 20th Century Fox in 1998 and creating a brand new company called Warner Fox and in this same scenario in 2009 Warner Fox had Acquired Marvel instead of Disney?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 20 days ago
▲ 486 r/Spiderman

Is Peter Parker really the unluckiest character in all of Marvel? Or are there other characters in Marvel who are even unluckier than him?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 1 month ago

What if 20th Century Fox had Bought DC in 1969 instead of Warner Bros.?

If this had actually happened, how would superhero movies have changed completely? How would DC itself have been entirely different in terms of its comic-book stories, movies, video games, TV shows, and animated series? And how would this have affected the rights to Marvel characters that were owned by Fox, such as the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, and Deadpool?

Would Fox have been able to make a movie bringing together the Justice League and the X-Men in the early 2000s, or not? And how would this have affected Marvel itself, as well as the MCU and its future? Would the MCU have even existed under these circumstances? And if it had, what would have been the biggest challenges it would have faced?

Also, what would have happened to Disney's acquisition of Fox in 2019? Would the deal have still taken place, or not? And if it had happened, what would have happened afterward?

What would have happened to DC itself, as well as to Marvel? And how could all of this have eventually led to the Marvel Universe and the DC Universe merging with each other?

Last but not least, how would Fox have ended up with even more experience in making superhero movies, considering that it had already been involved in the genre since the 1970s?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 1 month ago
▲ 21 r/Ben10

Do you honestly think it would have been better if Ben 10 Omniverse had continued with the same style as Ben 10 Alien Force and Ultimate Alien?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 1 month ago
▲ 596 r/Spiderman

Can Spider-Man defeat all of Batman's villains completely on his own, without any help, especially if he uses 100% of his superpowers or not?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 2 months ago

What if Turner Corporation, or more specifically Turner's president (Ted Turner), had bought Marvel in 1989 instead of Ronald Perelman?

If this had actually happened, how would things have changed completely for Marvel, and would Marvel still have gone bankrupt and been forced to sell the rights to its characters as happened in reality, or not?

And how would Marvel's movies, TV series, cartoons, video games, and comics have changed in this scenario?

And what would have happened to Marvel in this scenario after 1996, when Time Warner acquired Turner Broadcasting?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 2 months ago
▲ 122 r/Spiderman

If James Cameron’s Spider-Man movie had actually been released in the 1990s, would it have been a failure or a success?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 2 months ago
▲ 116 r/Ben10

Does Ben 10 fit better with the Marvel universe or the DC universe?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 2 months ago
▲ 87 r/Wolverine+1 crossposts

What would you prefer? Yellow spandex?

Every edit I’ve seen of this suit always seem to struggle with the luminosity, so I took a stab at it myself.

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 3 months ago

If we actually existed in an alternate universe called Earth 2 , do you think Batman should be Spider-Man's counterpart in that alternate world, or should he be Iron Man's counterpart instead?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 3 months ago

How would things have changed if 20th Century Fox had acquired DC Comics in 1969 instead of Warner Bros.?

if 20th Century Fox had acquired DC Comics instead of Warner Bros.? How would the following three things have changed?

  1. How would the superhero movie landscape have been completely different if Fox had owned DC instead of Warner Bros., and how would that have affected both DC films and the future of Marvel movies?

  2. What would have happened if, in this scenario, Fox had also acquired the film rights to the X-Men and the Fantastic Four in the 1990s, just as it did in real life, while already owning DC?

  3. What would have happened to Disney's acquisition of Fox in 2019? Would the deal still have been possible? If it had gone through, what would the consequences have been afterward?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 3 months ago

What if Tobey Maguire Spider-Man had actually appeared in the old Fantastic Four movies from the 2000s?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 3 months ago
▲ 197 r/hulk

Do you really think it’s possible that we could see a new Hulk movie in the future, or has that possibility been over for years and we’ll never see another Hulk movie again?

u/Limp_Duty6993 — 3 months ago