Marvel to be bought by Disney in £2.5bn deal - Telegraph:
"Marvel Entertainment, the comics colossus which has given the world such superheroes as Spider-Man and Iron Man, is to be bought by Disney in a deal worth £2.5 billion ($4bn)."
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
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