As we know, ever since the Disney Renaissance began back in 1989, it has seemingly never stopped. Disney has been one of the most profitable media companies of the past few decades and, through a series of massive buyouts, has become a true empire. Disney's buying spree stare in 1990 with their purchase of the Jim Henson Company and spiraled from there. In 1996, they bought the then-nearly-bankrupt Marvel Comics. In 2006, they bought Pixar. In 2010, they bought Cartoon Network, soon-rebranded as Toon Disney. They also brought Viz Media's Shonen Jump. They bought Hasbro two years later. They bought Nintendo in 2014. Last year, the big one came: Disney was in talks to buy the near-bankrupt DC Comics. As of a month ago, the merger has gone through. Disney owns a massive swath of our popular culture and, despite their love of fulfilling fanboy dreams, it might be reasonable to ask: Is it too much? When will they stop?
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