Upon the deal closing, the studio as an independent entity was no more; Disney assumed all production and distribution duties for existing properties, they gained the FX cable channel, and their television distribution division, Disney Entertainment Distribution now handles all off-network reruns, streaming rights, and global rights to the catalog. Disney's home entertainment arm, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, assumed distribution of 20th Century's physical media. In addition, Disney's Marvel Studios got all of the characters 20th Century had the rights to such as the X-Men and Fantastic Four, as well as Lucasfilm (even after Disney bought Lucasfilm in 2012, 20th Century maintained the distribution rights to the first six Star Wars films, while owning Episode IV: A New Hope outright as part of a licensing deal made with George Lucas before the start of production). The iconic logo was of course part of the deal, and you will still see it at the beginning of their movies, but that's only for marketing purposes, because Rupert Murdoch, as part of the agreement, kept control of all the Fox trademarks save FX, granting Disney an exclusive licensing agreement to continue using the "20th Century Fox" name as long as they wanted to (although they eventually changed it, the studio was legally known as Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation as well until 2020 when Disney legally renamed it into 20th Century Studios, Inc.). Murdoch retained the Fox network and Fox News Mehr sehen