“Right Man for the Job”: Fans Go Wild as WWE Hires New Director With Deep Ties to Marvel Comics and Disney

Another day, another thrilling news coming directly from the center of the WWE universe. Under Triple H’s leadership, WWE appears to have created a new practice of shocking audiences. As Director of Long Term Creative, WWE just recruited a writer for Marvel and Disney comics, and as soon as the news broke, fans reacted with enthusiasm. Triple H has appointed the writer for Marvel comics, Rob Fee, as the organization’s director of long-term creative.

For those who don’t know, Fee is not only a writer for Marvel Comics but also a producer who has worked with celebrities like Will Smith, Ellen DeGeneres, and Ryan Reynolds. Also, he wrote more than 100 episodes of the Disney XD series PLAYER SELECT.

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It should be noted that Fee has apparently been a fan of professional wrestling for a very long time. And as per reports, he has been planning the execution of the White Rabbit QR code teasers. So, the excitement over this announcement has caused followers to rush to social media with their responses.

The fresh addition of Rob Fee has thrilled the fans

Many fans were pleased about the new hire, and many of them expressed their joy online. A supporter acknowledged, saying that Rob Fee was a great choice and that he was already looking forward to Fee’s tenure with the organization.

One user claimed that both industries require developing episodic material with an in-depth storyline and larger-than-life characters. Thus, as per him, comic book minds could easily transition.

One user found the news pretty incredible.

Meanwhile, as per one user, Fee was the right man for the position.

Given Rob Fee’s impressive record, one fan was interested in seeing what he would contribute to the WWE creative team.

Meanwhile, one fan thanked HHH for bringing him into the company.

One fan remembered when Marvel Studios put QR codes into the episodes of the 2022 D+ series, allowing fans to scan the code to receive a free comic. This prompted him to link this with the current QR code mystery.

Another admirer felt that it was a very clever move.