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Stock Wars: Disney Vs. Comcast
In this week’s installment, we take a look at two titans that dominate the entertainment industry:
Walt Disney Co. (NYSE:DIS) and
Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA).
The Mouse Factory: Few brands are more universally beloved than Disney, which traces its roots to the artistic genius and indefatigable spirit of the Chicago-born cartoonist Walt Disney.
Today, Disney oversees a variety of entities acquired over the years, including ESPN, 20th Century Studios, Pixar, Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm and Jim Henson’s Muppet Company, and the company is involved in films, television, streaming, live theater, recordings, theme parks, resorts, cruise lines, publishing and merchandising.
Did You Know Walt Disney Made a Film About Paul Bunyan?
Paul Bunyan is one of Minnesota s most iconic pieces of folklore. The lumberjack with his giant ox can be spotted all over the state, especially in the northern region. Did you know that Walt Disney created an animated film about him in the 1950s?
Produced by Walt himself, Paul Bunyan was released in August of 1958, telling the story of the legendary icon:
Following a violent windstorm on the coast of Maine, lumberjack Cal McNab spots a giant cradle on the beach containing a giant baby boy. The town adopts and raises the boy, giving him the name Paul Bunyan.