Does Marvel still have some place to accept scripts?

[bmath]

For TV or movies specifically. I've been tossing around ideas for a live action Fantastic Four series, and have put down a lot of stuff on paper, but have no idea where to go from here other than getting an agent. Anyone know anything else I can do? I'm actually just as interested in pitching my ideas, because I'm fairly green at writing and not as competent in TV, just because I think it's a good idea.

[SuperCooper]

Whoooa man, a Fantastic Four television show that looks good would cost a pretty penny each episode, although I guess with Terra Nova's 3D dinos anything is possible nowadays. I would start with getting an agent or legal counsel that could act as a mediator between you and Marvel in the interim; or at least send your stuff into Marvel studios first and then see if agency will be required. Generally the company will say either: "We're not currently looking at scripts" or "We can only look at scripts with an agent attached to them." It's a trial and error process. Best of luck, though.

[Tracks]

Brevoort has said they don't just accept scripts and ideas for legal reasons.

[Goggindowner]

From my understanding, the only way to get your stuff read or seen by Marvel is to work independently and get recruited. I don't think they have excepted submissions of any kind for a long time.

[Frogboy]

Not since Charcoal, right?

[YouthofToday]

Anything related to the Fantastic Four would go through Fox Studios. They own the rights to the FF. I'm sure they have some sort of submission criteria as well.