MARVEL STUDIOS Image: Disney / Marvel By the early 2000s – spurred by the success of the X-Men film franchise – executives at Marvel Entertainment were no doubt beginning to regret their many licensing agreements of the ‘90s that had split up the company’s most well-known, core characters like Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four (to Sony), X-Men…
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