Disney Eats Marvel – Update 1
One minute after today’s Wall Street opening, Marvel Entertainment’s stocks jumped 25%, to over $48 a share.
Disney will be allowing Marvel to continue to operate under its own name.
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Under its own name.WHich does not, in the least, imply "without interference".