The main thing for me, aside from the whole media concentration, what about the little guy blah blah blah, is the following:

Can we please get the 21st Century Fox fanfare put back into the Star Wars movie openings?

'The Simpsons', 'Avatar', 'Deadpool' Appear on Disney Homepage After Fox Deal Closure



After the Walt Disney Co. closed its $71.3 billion acquisition of large parts of 21st Century Fox a few minutes after midnight east coast time, the company's official website got a makeover and added pictures of iconic Fox properties.

Characters from The Simpsons, Avatar, Deadpool and Atlanta, as well as images of IPL cricket and soccer, were added to the homepage alongside characters from well known Disney properties Frozen, Star Wars, Captain Marvel and Toy Story. The addition of Fox properties reflects the huge breadth and diversity of content now under Disney's banner.

Under the terms of the mega-deal, Disney is adding the Fox film and TV studio, the FX networks, National Geographic, Indian TV giant Star India and Fox's 30 percent stake in streaming service Hulu to its portfolio. Disney has increased its stake in Hulu to 60 percent, with Comcast owning 30 percent, and AT&T's Warner Media 10 percent of the streaming service.

Disney must still sell 22 regional sports networks in the U.S. and its sports networks in Brazil and Mexico as part of regulatory approvals in those markets. In Europe, the company agreed to sell its stakes in such networks as Lifetime and History.

but I am beyond amped to see how they work the Fantastic Four into the MCU...

They should do it vaguely period-piece style, along the lines of the way X-Men First Class created a timeline that was separate, and now it's merged.

The Fantastic Four work better as a space-race feel, a team that hearkens back to an aesthetic that is before the present time. With Reed's science not having all the Shield technology and the Stark technology.

Yeah, but that almost seems too awesome to actually happen -- but fingers crossed. I think someone here or on Facebook suggested that the FF formed in the 60s and then were lost in the Negative Zone until now, not aging in the meantime. That sounds pretty sweet... though similar to what Janet Pym and Captain America already went through in the MCU.

They should do it vaguely period-piece style, along the lines of the way X-Men First Class created a timeline that was separate, and now it's merged.

The Fantastic Four work better as a space-race feel, a team that hearkens back to an aesthetic that is before the present time. With Reed's science not having all the Shield technology and the Stark technology.

I'm sure I'm not the only one, but I definitely threw that idea out a while ago here. It's too logical (for a comic fan) for me to be alone in it.

This. I really want a Fantastic Four 1961 movie, race to the stars against the Commies, etc.

That cover is terrible.