Quint here. Also check out this Tweet from Marvel's Editor-In-Chief Joe Quesada: JoeQuesada: If you're familiar with the Disney/Pixar relationship, then you'll understand why this is a new dawn for Marvel and the comics industry. Could Marvel really have the same degree of freedom that John Lasseter and Pixar have? I mean, they literally put Lasseter in charge when that deal happened. Curious, but good news!

Merrick again... The following is from ComingSoon.Net (HERE), pertaining to details revealed during a stock holder conference call if I'm not mistaken. UPDATE #1: In a conference call, the companies said that the deals for movies for characters at other studios (Spider-Man, X-Men, etc.) will stay in place under the terms set by Marvel and the other studios. UPDATE #2: John Lasseter met with Marvel last week about a possible team-up between Marvel and Pixar and got "pretty excited, pretty fast." They say there's definitely an opportunity there. UPDATE #3: The deal with Paramount Pictures to distribute "Iron Man 2," "Thor," "Captain America" and "The Avengers" stays in place as well, but Disney would like to self-distribute down the line. "When the time comes we'll take a closer look at it." Thanks to Talkbacker Garbage Man for the heads up...
