• Marvel And Disney's 'Big Hero 6' Reveals Character Names And Heartfelt Story

    The first Marvel/Disney animated feature film is coming in 2014. It's called Big Hero 6, directed by Don Hall, and tells the story of a 14-year-old genius name Hiro who lives in a city that's blend of San Francisco and Tokyo: San Fransokyo. When one of his new technologies, Microbots, is stolen by a super…

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  • First Look At The Marvel Superheroes In Disney Animation's 'Big Hero 6'

    While walking to the D23 Expo Imagineering pavilion for the Thursday night press preview, I came across a small booth advertising Disney Animation's big screen adaptation of Marvel Comic's Big Hero 6. We haven't seen much from the Don Hall-directed November 2014 release, but we're expected to see some footage at Disney's Animation panel on…

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  • See Concept Art And Video For Disney's First Animated Marvel Film, 'Big Hero 6'

    Many people assumed that we would eventually see some animated result from Disney's purchase of Marvel, and now the first project is out in the open. It is not a Marvel/Pixar crossover, however, and Disney has taken the approach of adapting a fairly obscure Marvel property. Steven T. Seagle and Duncan Rouleau were responsible for…

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  • Walt Disney Animation And Don Hall Developing Adaptation Of Marvel's 'Big Hero 6'

    From the instant that Disney bought Marvel, fans put two and two together and began to envision a Disney animated Marvel movie. Rumors of something to that end continue to creep up, especially now that Marvel's live action films have reached such stratospheric heights and Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has repeatedly stated that discussions between Disney…

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  • Rumor Mill: Is Disney Planning A Marvel Animated Movie?

    When it was announced in 2009 that Disney had purchased Marvel, many wondered if the mouse house would adapt any of the superhero stories into animated features. When the deal was announced, CEO Bob Iger mentioned that they "talked about this internally" and that Pixar head John Lasseter had already "talked to the Marvel guys"…

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