Warner Bros. Discovery has reached an agreement to be acquired by Paramount Skydance for $110 billion, following Netflix's decision to withdraw from bidding for the studio. This acquisition could lead to the formation of one of the largest entertainment groups globally, merging popular brands like HBO, DC Comics, "Harry Potter," and "Game of Thrones," and bringing together an estimated 200 million subscribers under a single umbrella.

The deal, which still requires approval from Warner's board and US regulatory bodies, has the potential to drastically alter the landscape of the global entertainment and streaming market. With the merger, consumers may see a shift in the availability of content as Paramount aims to expand its reach and offerings through the Olympic-sized catalog of Warner Bros.

G1 has provided an infographic comparing the sizes of both companies and illustrating how this acquisition could change the power dynamics in the entertainment industry. The implications of such a merger extend beyond just subscriber numbers; it could redefine content access, competition, and the strategic approaches of other media giants in the industry.