The founding of the Men in Black would not change anything in the short term.
The female agents who had no missions for the time being gradually returned to their previous posts, awaiting Leon's orders.
And as an independent organization,
the Men in Black also needed a secure source of funding to keep operating.
Yelena's mural gave Leon an idea.
After discussing it with Tony, he acquired the rights to DC Comics and Iron Man and established the Superhero Operations Company.
The company's main function was to manage entertainment works and merchandise based on superhero IPs.
The operating profits would be split seventy-thirty.
Thirty percent would go to the superheroes, and seventy percent to the company.
It was similar to the Vought Company from The Boys universe.
A company like this would surely have tremendous potential in the Marvel universe.
All he needed afterward was Superman's endorsement.
He would also propose setting aside thirty percent of the profits from superhero IPs and related merchandise, with both sides contributing half.
The funds would be used to compensate for damages caused by superheroes in the course of upholding justice.
After that, superheroes looking to sign on would probably trample down the company's doorstep.
Leon acted as soon as he decided. With a sweep of his hand, he designated everything above ground in the Men in Black Building as company property.
The Superhero Operations Company opened for business the very next day.
Yelena temporarily served as chief operating officer.
The female Men in Black agents around the world also received orders at the same time and began establishing local branches.
As for Natasha, Leon had already transferred her to work at Stark Network.
Another week passed.
On the morning of a new day,
Leon returned from the Resident Evil world once more.