Introduction
Special thanks to @Dreadpool for reminding me about the page count.
For the original American Magic, feel free to read the original thread at the link below:
https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/american-magic-a-different-history-of-disney.397048/
So basically, this is a continuation of that thread, except I will now open this thread for collaboration.
Before I do that, let's remind everyone of how the media landscape looks as of 2004 ITTL:
The Walt Disney Company
BRANDS:
Walt Disney Pictures
Hyperion Pictures
Disney Parks
NBC
Marvel
Atari
Harvey Comics
Image Comics
Hyperion Records
Death Row Records
FRANCHISES:
Marvel
Harvey/Noveltoons
Saturday Night Live
Star Wars
Indiana Jones
Punky Brewster
Back to the Future
Beetlejuice
Roger Rabbit
The Land Before Time
Saved by the Bell
Nightmare Before Christmas
MCA
BRANDS:
Universal Pictures
Gemini Comics (Formerly Charlton and Fawcett)
Gemini Animation (Formerly DePatie-Freleng)
MCA Records
Universal Studios Home Video
Universal Resorts (Formerly MCA Recreational)
UPN (50%)
FRANCHISES:
Universal Monsters
Jaws
Gemini superheroes
Jurassic Park
Harry Potter
Battlestar Galactica
ABC
BRANDS:
Hanna-Barbera
Touchstone Pictures
Malibu Comics
ESPN
Showtime
The Movie Channel
A&E
History Channel
FRANCHISES:
Flintstones
Jetsons
Jonny Quest
Scooby-Doo
Sailor Moon
Hey Arnold
Larry and Steve
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Amblin Partners
BRANDS:
Amblin Entertainment
DreamWorks SKG
Geffen Pictures
Geffen Records
Industrial Light and Magic
FRANCHISES:
Tiny Toons
Animaniacs
Toonsylvania
Shrek
Ren and Stimpy
Time-Life Inc
BRANDS:
20th Century Fox
Comedy Central
HBO
Cinemax
Sports Illustrated
Time Magazine
Life Magazine
Headline News
Fox Network (Known IOTL as FX)
FRANCHISES:
Planet of the Apes
Catfish Bend
Home Alone
Jim Henson Entertainment
BRANDS:
Jim Henson Pictures
New Line Cinema
Henson International Television (HIT)
FRANCHISES:
Muppets
Xenomorphs (Known IOTL as Aliens)
Nightmare on Elm Street
Predator
Mortal Kombat
Final Destination
Farscape
Corman Enterprises
BRANDS:
Grand Diamond Pictures
Family Home Entertainment
Ruby-Spears
FRANCHISES:
An American Tail
The Wonder Years
Child's Play
Pulp Fiction
Steven Universe
CBS
BRANDS:
Columbia Pictures
TriStar Pictures
National Comics
Screen Gems Animation
FRANCHISES:
Superman
Batman
Ghostbusters
TMNT (Film rights only)
Teen Titans
Paramount Communications
BRANDS:
Paramount Pictures
SEGA
Paramount Parks
Nelvana
Simon & Schuster
Valiant Comics
UPN (50%)
FRANCHISES:
Star Trek
Godfather
Mighty the Armadillo
The Simpsons
Turner Broadcasting
BRANDS:
CNN
TBS
TNT
MTV
United Artists
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
All American Comics
Cartoon Network
Film Roman
World Championship Wrestling
FRANCHISES:
Wizard of Oz
Tom and Jerry
Wonder Woman
Green Lantern
The Flash
James Bond
Pink Panther
Rocky
Garfield (screen rights only)
Beavis and Butthead
Spongebob Squarepants
Shezow
USA Network Group
BRANDS:
USA Network
Nickelodeon
VH1
SciFi Channel
Hard Copy Network
Spike TV
USA Cartoon Express
FRANCHISES
USA Up All Night
Nickelodeon Movies
All That
Rugrats
The Wild Thornberrys
Ed, Edd n' Eddy
The Loud House
WarnerMedia
BRANDS:
Warner Bros
Rankin Bass
Lorimar
Archie Comics
Warner Parks
FRANCHISES:
Looney Tunes
Gremlins
Thundercats
Rainbow Brite
Archie
Full House
Family Matters
Hemdale Film Corporation
FRANCHISES:
Rocky and Bullwinkle
Thomas the Tank Engine
Doug
Addams Family
UHF
Terminator
RoboCop
The Matrix
PepsiCo
BRANDS:
RKO Radio Pictures
The Hub
Vestron Pictures (defunct)
Frito-Lay
Quaker Oats
YUM! Restaurants (KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Jack in the Box)
FRANCHISES:
King Kong
Godzilla (North American rights only)
Lassie
Lone Ranger
Ace Ventura
Pacific Rim
For the original American Magic, feel free to read the original thread at the link below:
https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/american-magic-a-different-history-of-disney.397048/
So basically, this is a continuation of that thread, except I will now open this thread for collaboration.
Before I do that, let's remind everyone of how the media landscape looks as of 2004 ITTL:
The Walt Disney Company
BRANDS:
Walt Disney Pictures
Hyperion Pictures
Disney Parks
NBC
Marvel
Atari
Harvey Comics
Image Comics
Hyperion Records
Death Row Records
FRANCHISES:
Marvel
Harvey/Noveltoons
Saturday Night Live
Star Wars
Indiana Jones
Punky Brewster
Back to the Future
Beetlejuice
Roger Rabbit
The Land Before Time
Saved by the Bell
Nightmare Before Christmas
MCA
BRANDS:
Universal Pictures
Gemini Comics (Formerly Charlton and Fawcett)
Gemini Animation (Formerly DePatie-Freleng)
MCA Records
Universal Studios Home Video
Universal Resorts (Formerly MCA Recreational)
UPN (50%)
FRANCHISES:
Universal Monsters
Jaws
Gemini superheroes
Jurassic Park
Harry Potter
Battlestar Galactica
ABC
BRANDS:
Hanna-Barbera
Touchstone Pictures
Malibu Comics
ESPN
Showtime
The Movie Channel
A&E
History Channel
FRANCHISES:
Flintstones
Jetsons
Jonny Quest
Scooby-Doo
Sailor Moon
Hey Arnold
Larry and Steve
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Amblin Partners
BRANDS:
Amblin Entertainment
DreamWorks SKG
Geffen Pictures
Geffen Records
Industrial Light and Magic
FRANCHISES:
Tiny Toons
Animaniacs
Toonsylvania
Shrek
Ren and Stimpy
Time-Life Inc
BRANDS:
20th Century Fox
Comedy Central
HBO
Cinemax
Sports Illustrated
Time Magazine
Life Magazine
Headline News
Fox Network (Known IOTL as FX)
FRANCHISES:
Planet of the Apes
Catfish Bend
Home Alone
Jim Henson Entertainment
BRANDS:
Jim Henson Pictures
New Line Cinema
Henson International Television (HIT)
FRANCHISES:
Muppets
Xenomorphs (Known IOTL as Aliens)
Nightmare on Elm Street
Predator
Mortal Kombat
Final Destination
Farscape
Corman Enterprises
BRANDS:
Grand Diamond Pictures
Family Home Entertainment
Ruby-Spears
FRANCHISES:
An American Tail
The Wonder Years
Child's Play
Pulp Fiction
Steven Universe
CBS
BRANDS:
Columbia Pictures
TriStar Pictures
National Comics
Screen Gems Animation
FRANCHISES:
Superman
Batman
Ghostbusters
TMNT (Film rights only)
Teen Titans
Paramount Communications
BRANDS:
Paramount Pictures
SEGA
Paramount Parks
Nelvana
Simon & Schuster
Valiant Comics
UPN (50%)
FRANCHISES:
Star Trek
Godfather
Mighty the Armadillo
The Simpsons
Turner Broadcasting
BRANDS:
CNN
TBS
TNT
MTV
United Artists
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
All American Comics
Cartoon Network
Film Roman
World Championship Wrestling
FRANCHISES:
Wizard of Oz
Tom and Jerry
Wonder Woman
Green Lantern
The Flash
James Bond
Pink Panther
Rocky
Garfield (screen rights only)
Beavis and Butthead
Spongebob Squarepants
Shezow
USA Network Group
BRANDS:
USA Network
Nickelodeon
VH1
SciFi Channel
Hard Copy Network
Spike TV
USA Cartoon Express
FRANCHISES
USA Up All Night
Nickelodeon Movies
All That
Rugrats
The Wild Thornberrys
Ed, Edd n' Eddy
The Loud House
WarnerMedia
BRANDS:
Warner Bros
Rankin Bass
Lorimar
Archie Comics
Warner Parks
FRANCHISES:
Looney Tunes
Gremlins
Thundercats
Rainbow Brite
Archie
Full House
Family Matters
Hemdale Film Corporation
FRANCHISES:
Rocky and Bullwinkle
Thomas the Tank Engine
Doug
Addams Family
UHF
Terminator
RoboCop
The Matrix
PepsiCo
BRANDS:
RKO Radio Pictures
The Hub
Vestron Pictures (defunct)
Frito-Lay
Quaker Oats
YUM! Restaurants (KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Jack in the Box)
FRANCHISES:
King Kong
Godzilla (North American rights only)
Lassie
Lone Ranger
Ace Ventura
Pacific Rim
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