Marvel, From Underdog to Box Office King.

Marvel, From Underdog to Box Office King.

"How the comics giant conquered Hollywood." Thank Blade for that!

Editorial Opinion
By redmisery - Oct 12, 2011 12:10 AM EST
Filed Under: Other
Source: http://www.totalfilm.com



From their first publication in October 1939 up until the early 1960s, or even their near bankruptcy in 1990s, Marvel comics were always the underdog; triumphed by DC comics in every single department.



Who'd ever thought that Blade; a character that didn't even have his own self-titled comic; could pave the way for Marvel's success in the box office?
totalfilm.com has the story of how they turn the tables.
Click on the link, and read page 7 for more details!

-red.
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CorndogBurglar
CorndogBurglar - 10/14/2011, 11:03 AM
What a wasted and lazy article.

sorry, I don't usually trash articles, but come on. You could have written up your own story about this.

Instead you write a title and subtitle that misleads people into thinking this is going to be an actual article, then when you click on it, there's just a link to another website? Come on now...
redmisery
redmisery - 10/14/2011, 6:48 PM
That was my first ever "try out" article. Thanks for the criticism friends, I'll write better ones as time goes on.
-red.
CorndogBurglar
CorndogBurglar - 10/15/2011, 9:04 AM
@ nolanite

Before you decide to call someone a name, maybe you should learn how to spell it. Just a thought.
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