There's a lot of what-ifs involved. Marvel licensed their characters to save the company, and it was real movie companies that raised the millions of dollars that it cost to prove that Marvel movies were viable.
Somehow, Marvel finds another way to survive bankruptcy. They would still need to find a way to finance and produce movies. There would be no grand plan at first; they'd need to figure out how to get one movie made.
Oh, sorry, I'm taking this way too seriously. This is a total fantasy that shrugs at how improbable the success of Marvel Studios was the first time. Have at 'er.
horc002025-12-01 06:18
Then they'd have dumped all their attention into Spider-Man and X-Men reboots over and over again and we'd never have the Avengers as it is today.
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Somehow, Marvel finds another way to survive bankruptcy. They would still need to find a way to finance and produce movies. There would be no grand plan at first; they'd need to figure out how to get one movie made.
Oh, sorry, I'm taking this way too seriously. This is a total fantasy that shrugs at how improbable the success of Marvel Studios was the first time. Have at 'er.