Anonymous asked: Marvel's refusal to even try doing anything with Big Hero 6, not even reprints baffles me. You do a lot of X-Men comics but not a lot of merchandising, a rational business decision since Disney/Marvel doesn't get full benefits from non-comics. Then Disney does a LOT of merch on BH6 and Marvel makes no comics despite getting full profit. THAT is not a rational busisness decision.
Um, I’m sorry, why do you care? What difference does any of this make to you and your life?
I sort of get not doing reprints, as the comic version of Big Hero 6 is quite different to what they’re doing in the film, based on what I’ve heard and seen. So people who saw them in the movies first (and that’s going to be the BIG majority) would find the comic confusing. The differences between the comic and movie version of the marvel characters are largely superficial - Big Hero 6 has been pretty much revamped from head to toe.
Having said that, if the film is a hit (Not terribly worried), I’d love to see a comic of the movie version if it’s decided there’s a market. I keep hoping that all ages books find a foothold in the mainstream market. We need to attract that next generation of readers.
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