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In the short-term, it's probably good that Marvel Comics was bought by Disney for financial backing. But, in the long run... Corporatism has turned Marvel into a sad shell of its former self. I'm struggling to think of a major Marvel hit in the last five years. Am I wrong?

I'm editing my book, and the two biggest areas of rewrites are: 1. Adding more detail to moments to make them more impactful 2. Simplifying sentences. Too many words to say something simple is a wasted energy for the reader. I'd rather a shorter book w/ impact than a wordy