Marvel Reclaims Submarine Rights
The Marvel Film Studio has finally regained all rights to the superhero Submarineer, also known as Namor. According to the publication Comicbook, one of the leaders of the company, Joe Kvisada, told about this. "Yes, it is no longer owned by Fox or Sony," he commented. Note that earlier many Hollywood studios tried to make a movie based on the comics about the Submariner. Since 2001, Universal Pictures have owned the rights to movie them. At various times, Chris Columbus and Jonathan Mostow were considered the directors of the picture, but the project was never implemented. In 2014, the head of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige, said in an interview that negotiations on the return of the rights to the character are underway, but some legal issues have yet to be agreed. Recall that the superhero Submariner was invented by Bill Everett and first appeared in comics in 1939. Prince Namor was the son of the princess of Atlantis and the explorer of Antarctica Leonard Mackenzie, who happened to be within the confines of the mysterious kingdom of Atlantis. At first, the prince was hostile to the inhabitants of the land and even attacked New York several times, and also entered into an alliance with famous villains such as Doctor Doom. But in the end, he joined the superheroes. The Topic of Article: Marvel Reclaims Submarine Rights. |
