If I had to say I think it would be two things. First being the negligence of oversight with productions. Amazon is hands off/doesn't care or does care when it comes to spreading a certain message that they allow in their creations. If someone inserts political messages in with Rings of Power for example, that gets a pass because it's something Amazon wants to promote.

That comes back to the 2nd thing where you have a production crew that's not politicized and makes a good product like Reacher, Amazon will still push that out because it's something that people will actually want, a.k.a, what they should be making.

It seems to me like they want to push both markets. This is just like the Roald Dahl rewrite campaign that Penguin did with his books. Say you're going to plagiarize it, release that, ignore backlash, sell compendium of completed works unaltered. Companies know how to market to both sides of the culture war. Rings of Power was promoted as being diverse Tolkien, Reacher is spread via word of mouth because it's unpoliticised.

For 40k I think it'll be good. Cavil has had two times now with Superman and Witcher being at the mercy of people who gave him bad scripts. If he gets that producer role, he has that power to push out bad influence and be true to canon. The question then becomes what does he adapt?

If I had to say I think it would be two things. First being the negligence of oversight with productions. Amazon is hands off/doesn't care or does care when it comes to spreading a certain message that they allow in their creations. If someone inserts political messages in with Rings of Power for example, that gets a pass because it's something Amazon wants to promote.

That comes back to the 2nd thing where you have a production crew that's not politicized and makes a good product like Reacher, Amazon will still push that out because it's something that people will actually want, a.k.a, what they should be making.

It seems to me like they want to push both markets. This is just like the Roald Dahl rewrite campaign that Penguin did with his books. Say you're going to plagiarize it, release that, ignore backlash, sell compendium of completed works unaltered. Companies know how to market to both sides of the culture war. Rings of Power was promoted as being diverse tolkien, Reacher is spread via word of mouth because it's unpoliticised.

For 40k I think it'll be good. Cavil has had two times now with Superman and Witcher being at the mercy of people who gave him bad scripts. If he gets that producer role, he has that power to push out bad influence and be true to canon. The question then becomes what does he adapt?