Fricken' great. I hope Disney doesn't screw them up.
How could they?
The folks at Marvel are already doing a bang-up job at that.
But seriously, I believe this is a move to try and secure the existence of Marvel's comic books when the comic book direct sales market implodes as small businesses are closing their doors at record pace during this 'financial crisis'
.
DC's got Time-Warner behind it so they're already set, Marvel was just a bunch of investors/shareholders who are probably looking to unload the property.
As I am currently reading exactly 1 Marvel title, Jonathan Hickman's new stint on
Fantastic Four, I can't say I'm overly alarmed at what might happen to the 'quality'.