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Message: <blockquote data-quote="teitan" data-source="post: 9228919" data-attributes="member: 3457">Marvel went in house as you said and that was their business plan to control quality. Marvel hasn't had a successful game since the original TSR game. It's also pretty simple, unlike M&M, for character creation and feels very similar to FASERIP in that sense. They wanted to catch the casual Marvel fan aaaand get the big box retailers. Target carries Marvel Multiverse on their shelves and it sells quick. My local stores were out a couple weeks ago and have since restocked in significant quantities, similarly with my Books A Million. My local comic shop sells it and they had dropped everything but D&D. I don't see Green Ronin having the same success with distribution to meet Marvel's needs.As far as the DC license, I don't think it would count against GR because Wizkids, for example, holds a DC & Marvel license, so does CMON and several other license holders. It's a nonissue.</blockquote>