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Will Howard be allowed to wear pants?
Oops. I had that backwards. Disney was the one who forced Howard the Duck to wear pants.(I could blame my mistake on the Internet providing too quick and easy access to putting my foot in my mouth, but I'd have made the same mistake, regardless, not thinking about it until after I'd written it.)
It's amusing to me that most people fear Marvel will be Disneyized. What if Disney will use Marvel to create a harder edge for itself? The current general trend seems (to me) to be towards darker, more potent content. It would have been difficult for Disney to develop this market WITHOUT taking in something like Marvel. It's all about money.