Granted. It revolutionizes the industry. The eyes of fans everywhere are opened to the potential of comics. Rob Liefeld and Greg Land are blacklisted. Nobody buys USM. As comics gradually begin to improve, the wider world notices them and begins to buy them, realizing that they are no longer for children. Marvel Adventures replaces pop idols as parents realize the chance to give their children real, iconic heroes instead of cheap stars. Continuity makes a comeback. Iron Man and the Initiative are ripped to shreds by Hulk and Marvel goes off on a company-wide arc of restoration, organized neatly and with writers who can't work within continuity set on out-of-continuity titles. No character is portrayed badly. Every story stands alone, but together weave a gorgeous tapestry. The sheer joy of it brings tears to many people's eyes.
An executive at Marvel notices the massive amounts of buyers and says a fateful sentence to themself.
"You know, I bet all these people would just love foil covers."
And thus the Dark Age of Comics, lasting for a thousand years, began.
I wish Penance would enter the Loners to get over his addiction with Nova as his sponsor.
Edit: ARE YOU ****ING KIDDING ME? Okay, pizza is delivered faster because they serve it to you frozen and you have to heat it up yourself. Someone mess up my wish!