charleydeppner

April 15, 2013 1:26 pm All-in-all, Disney is a giant slow-moving "hive", I'm certain they are still and continuously debating where and how Marvel fits in with Cinderella and Snow White. They've been running with Star Wars and Indiana Jones for years, so that's already been pretty much laid out to a considerable degree and, regardless, they've all but isolated them to Hollywood Studios. I wouldn't hold out too much hope that Disney would have periodicals (comic books) on the premises of the parks. Theoretically, they could have trade paperbacks, but even that is questionable. • Firstly, you could not have monthly books which contained advertising as this runs against the notion that Disney World is an escape from the real world. Just as you won't find any magazines and newspapers on the premises either. It's also common sense that these magazines would not be able to withstand the foot traffic of patrons of the park dog-earing corners, etc. • Much of Marvel content is T+ (and beyond) and not fully adhere to the expected "Rated G" nature of the park. We can debate as to how "Rated G" Pirates of the Caribbean and the Haunted Mansion is, but those rides and franchises were pushed by Walt himself and there isn't any "fan fiction" for those in the park neither. • If you shopped in Downtown Disney's "Once Upon A Toy" there's lots of Marvel merch there if you're so inclined, but still lacking are graphic novels, etc.