Kingdom Comics is the newest imprint to hit the stands to exploit the Disney vault of past nuggets in the company. A constant staple for many generations, many characters are just gathering dust and relegated to grown adults dressed as the mascots of the Disney world parks. It only makes sense to bring back those characters in a new line of old and new strips. The formula works great in Europe and in other countries where Disney characters enjoy a wealth of fame in the printed form. Seems in the North American market the characters were sentenced to Golden Books or clones of that formula for early childhood to be exposed to the characters. This market was already flooded by Gladstone Comics in the past, but will it work with this new Kingdom imprint. If it comes down to anything, no matter what age, people what something well written and drawn to satisfy the masses. It is a mighty task, with the proper resources and muscle that Disney has and if exploited right this could be a winning formula all.
In the past, a series of Disney comics were published based on cartoon characters, but now Walt Disney Studios has formed Kingdom Comics with one of the goals being to ?re-imagine and rejuvenate movies from the Disney ?vault,? the company?s library of live action films,?
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