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Both have strong properties: The Licensing Letter listed Marvel’s Spider-Man global retail sales at $1.3 billion and Avengers at $325 million in 2013, compared with DC’s Batman at $494 million and Superman at $277 million. He’s like Kraven the Hunter from Spider-Man with less clothing and. How big is the gap? In May, License Global placed Disney first among licensors with sales of about $41 billion in 2013 Warners was seventh with $6 billion. Meet the Stalker, another member of Batman Beyond‘s oddly unmemorable rogue gallery. 15, Warners CEO Kevin Tsujihara said that if he can close the current gap by half, the studio could earn an additional $150 million a year in profits. Read more Stan Lee Media Precluded From Asserting ‘Spider-Man’ Ownership

Less debated is a key financial underpinning of the war: Licensing revenue generates tens of billions of dollars for Hollywood companies, and DC needs a heroic effort to catch Marvel in licensing profits. Read at your own riskHavent read Batman Beyond 2. An earlier known Batman brickfilm is The Batman trailer from late 2002, the creator of which is currently unknown. Batman Beyond 2.0, Volume 3, Mark of the phantasm, Kyle Higgins, Alec Siegel, writers Thony Silas, Phil Hester, Eric Gapstur, Craig Rousseau, artists. The character was created by Bruce Timm and. Batman: Revenge is a 2003 superhero brickfilm by Jonathan Markiewitz. Much has been made of the arms race between Disney’s Marvel Studios and Warner Bros.’ DC Comics to create superhero movies through 2020. The following contains plot points from Saturdays Batman Beyond 2.0 4. Batman (Terrence Terry McGinnis) is a fictional superhero appearing in media published by DC Entertainment. 21 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.