Dan DiDio
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Sep 26, 2026
DID DISNEY BUYING MARVEL RUIN THE COMICS? | MARVEL IN THE 2000s DEEP DIVE PART 3
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10:53SeanHOST
Or two, increase prices so that you can charge the poor audience that you have more money to buy the books.
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11:03SeanHOST
Dan Didio has talked a lot about the fact that every time you raise prices, You're alienating a certain portion of your audience so it gets smaller.
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11:12SeanHOST
Every single time it will happen, it will get smaller.
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11:14SeanHOST
But what will also happen is that your revenue will slightly increase because everybody who sticks around, which is going to be a sizable chunk, they're paying a dollar more for everything that they're getting.
Kray Z Comics and Stories 705: A Long Distance Dedication
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51:20Cory StrodeHOST
Absolutely.
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51:21Cory StrodeHOST
And there is a part of me that wonders if maybe that 5G that got Dan DiDio and everybody else fired because they're like, no, we're not doing that.
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51:34Cory StrodeHOST
And you should not have been allowed to go this far.
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51:38Cory StrodeHOST
And the new owners were like, no, no, no.
Paul Gravett on QUEER AS COMICS
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41:05Paul GravettGUEST
And he was a very, very camp character.
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41:08Paul GravettGUEST
I think Dan Didio and some other people made some efforts to kind of apologize and make him a more interesting character, not such a very outrageously cliched, campy kind of character.
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41:17Paul GravettGUEST
And then, as you know, with Marvel, it was Jim Shooter with his Hulk story.
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41:22Paul GravettGUEST
And then there was also quite a good Hulk story where a victim of AIDS passed away.
Episode 1162: A Conversation with Kurtis Findlay
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34:40Kurtis FindlayGUEST
Um, So I guess Hank, our publisher, sent the word over to Marvel that we were interested in possibly taking it up.
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34:49Kurtis FindlayGUEST
And at the very same time, I think it was Dan DiDio.
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34:53Kurtis FindlayGUEST
No, was it? Maybe? I can't remember who it was.
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34:56Kurtis FindlayGUEST
Not Dan.
Episode 42 - Spotlight on Supergirl with Case Aiken and Keith Lehtinen!
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29:40Case AikenGUEST
Like, and not that he does, not that he gets a bad death, but like they, they did an incredible job with her and we get an incredible send off with her.
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29:47Case AikenGUEST
Like the, the, the, the lines that we get from Superman as he like mourns her and takes her, into the sun is like one of the things that like i i look to when i am feeling grief because it is a way you know a way to contextualize your feelings is by like exploring media that that deals with it so like i i grew up thinking like no she got a great send-off and now we have a new supergirl and it's a different era where we're not dealing with all these kryptonians and but like as much as i was kind of annoyed that dan didio was like now i got to bring her back because like there's a lot of choices that Dan Didio made and like, or things that happened under his watch that I was not a big fan of.
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30:22Case AikenGUEST
Like, like, oh, for sure.
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30:24Case AikenGUEST
Oh, for sure.
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79:45Jay McKiernanHOST
the reason why he's super into blondes is because his mom was a blonde and that's just creepy and like writers in the 90s
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79:52Keith LehtinenGUEST
Oedipus 5 There's a general like feel in DC comics, in my opinion, starting in the early 2000s, basically post-crisis, to be honest with you, where DC was fast and loose.
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80:04Keith LehtinenGUEST
And I always make the joke with Dan DiDio that he had a big button on his desk that just said crisis.
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80:09Keith LehtinenGUEST
And just in case everything got too
Scott Snyder on Batman: The Court of Owls - 15 Years Later
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17:51Scott SnyderGUEST
But I was I had just adjusted to like Bruce Wayne in this.
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17:54Scott SnyderGUEST
And then I met Dan DiDio at C2E2.
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17:58Scott SnyderGUEST
And I remember we had breakfast and, you know, if you knew Dan, he was just, he was like always sort of, you know, in motion, always, you know, always very boisterous and very enthusiastic and, you know, like tractor beam eyes where it was sort of like, Scott, you know what I mean? You're like, okay, what is it? You know? And it was never, it was never small news.
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18:18Scott SnyderGUEST
It was always like something huge is coming at you.
Flashpoint ft. Glenn Matchett
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16:12DallasHOST
I remember being halfway through Convergence like, "What the fuck is going on?"
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16:17AnneHOST
I think Convergence was, like, DC wanting to do Rebirth, but Dan DiDio not being willing to commit to it yet.
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16:23DallasHOST
Yeah.
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16:24AnneHOST
He's like, "No, no, this, this'll work.
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21:25AnneHOST
I'm gonna plant some cool things that maybe we can do something with in the future, who knows." Uh, the story behind that is we don't have, like, the official version.
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21:35AnneHOST
We just have word of mouth from a lot of different creators.
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21:37AnneHOST
Uh, Pol- I think it was Polygon that did a really good write-up of this a few years ago, where they collected the oral histories from people like Dan Didio, Scott Snyder, uh, I think, like, Paul Cornell, and some others.
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21:53AnneHOST
Uh, basically [laughs] this...
9/11 Show - ASM 36 (2001) and Superman 596 (2001)
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24:28MarcHOST
And it's interesting that DC... continued to not want to talk about it.
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24:32MarcHOST
Part of it is, like you said, they didn't want to date their material, but Dan DiDio of DC said in an interview in 2008 that DC didn't want to address it because they didn't want to kind of let real world events impact their comic book continuity and their flow and their heroes.
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24:52MarcHOST
And they found it to be more important to leave it out.
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24:55MarcHOST
Let's stick in this realm of fantasy and escapism, whereas Marvel's response obviously was, no, no, we need to say something about this.
Episode 576
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17:04RayHOST
Because I don't think there's any franchise, maybe in comic book history, that has had a terrible streak like this book.
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17:14RayHOST
To be clear, this book has not really had good buzz since 2005 when Dan Didio nuked the team that Geoff Johns had built and forced him off it within six months after Infinite Crisis.
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17:28RayHOST
And they have been trying to dig out from that ever since.
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17:33RayHOST
The New 52 screwed up the structure of the Titans so much that the book became pretty much a joke.
Sabretooth: the Mary Shelley Overdrive! With Dan Jolley and Matt Parent!
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19:49Dan JolleyGUEST
Well, so like on the phone with Pete, I said, are you talking about an approach so fresh that it's like a different person? And literally he goes, oh, let me call you back.
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20:01Dan JolleyGUEST
And like I imagined him scampering down the hall to Dan DiDio's office.
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20:05Dan JolleyGUEST
And 10 minutes later, he calls me back and says, OK, yes, it's a different person.
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20:10Dan JolleyGUEST
Give us a different person.
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