Louie is an animator and illustrator by trade, and I can tell you that the pages he has been turning in have been stunning.

The deal with the Disney comics is to do stories and comics in a style that appeals to an older audience than is normally associated with a Disney brand.

We do not want to lose the essence of what made those properties and characters appealing in the first place. You're not going to see any swearing or adult situations in our comics but [the Slave Labor adaptations] will probably be over the heads of very young children.

What we're attempting to do is 'age-up' the [Disney] properties we are licensing. We are aiming at a teen market, maybe even a little older.

I don't think much else is going to happen around the league until Finley signs and the Joe Johnson trade situation is resolved.

They're making a conscious trade-off here. It's not having absolutely the lowest unit costs, but having close to the lowest for the kind of service you provide. I think the early returns on premium service are pretty encouraging.