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Company Overview & Strategy - Webtune is a digital entertainment company specializing in vertically integrated comic books for mobile consumption [1] - Webtune partners with Disney to build a platform housing Disney's comic book IP [2] - Webtune aims to create a digital destination with access to 35,000 comics from Pixar, Star Wars, and Disney [5] - Webtune's content resonates with Gen Z and transforms into small screen adaptations, merchandise, and video games [7][8] - Webtune sees web comics as digital storyboards that can extend beyond the platform [8] Market Opportunity & Growth - Webtune has 24 million creators globally serving 155 million monthly active users [4] - Webtune stories are adapted into movies on Netflix, Amazon Prime, and other streaming services [7] - Webtune highlights the cross-over IP opportunity, citing examples like "Sideline" and "Marry My Husband" [9][10] Financial Performance - Webtune's cross-over IP opportunity currently accounts for less than 10% of the company's $1.4 billion in revenue from the previous year [11] Partnership Impact - Disney is taking a 2% equity stake in Webtune [2] - The Disney partnership led to Webtune's stock popping almost 40% [2]