Swing Into The World Of Marvel Animation's Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man With A Special Prequel Comic Series

Well, not so sure this one is for me, but that's ok. I'll probably check it out regardless, but not going to feel rushed about it.

This animation is in really bad situation, from one side fans really want to see continuation of 90s Spidey cartoon thanks to the revival of the X-Men, and this wouldn't be hard to see and predict so it's on Disney, from another side there's Spider Verse animation that it's gonna be compared right away, so even if it's indeed a great animation circumstances aren't optimal, because we gonna have big number of fans who will say I wish I was watching 90s Spider-Man revival/Spider-Verse instead.

Mmmmmn........... Misfire. It's not made for me--and that's okay--but I think ( from what I'm assuming here) it's not hitting visually what I think it's supposed to be trying for.That is an animation-look. Okay, this will sound odd, but it looks too much like every other COMIC BOOK art, to really lead with the label "Animation".Too much rendering in the colour, Too much detail in the art, per se. It comes across as a title seeking an animation flavour, but no-one on the art crew really seems to know what animation truly is. The poses are just a bit too graceless, too many opportunities missed in staging. It just feels .........blah, to me. As for the premise.........I'm not sure what it's going say as stories that, frankly, haven't already been said numerous times before.

Not looking forward to this to be honest. Another High School Spidey, already bringing in the multiverse and links to other heroes, Spidey trying to be radical, Seems to be just a whole army of cliches and tired ideas

So Peter's early days. I wonder how they will shoe horn Miles into this? It doesn't seem possible considering the era but this is Disney...

On 9/11/2024 at 10:53 PM, JbombTheGreat said:

I wasn't attempting to judge the show, I was simply letting Disney know that I am not interested. I have not watched any of the shows you've listed. Disney has made some very questionable changes to Marvel's characters since they took over about 13 years ago. I no longer enjoy reading newer Marvel comics (stopped buying new comics in 2016), and I avoid supporting Disney in any way. I'm a huge fan of the 90s X-Men the animated series, but I have no desire to watch X-Men 97.

Due to the changes Disney has been forcing into Marvel's characters, I couldn't really be considered a Marvel fan if I supported Disney-lead Marvel content.

I hear what you're saying; I too think there are a number of changes made that I don't care for, but mainly because they don't make sense for the characters and are poorly written in, clearly forced. Having said that I did watch '97 and thought it was pretty good. They did make some changes (like Jubilee) that I think are for the better. Actually I wasn't as big a fan of the original animated series but I did tune in. It got beaten out by the far superior Batman animated series run. Bottom line, I can see where you've become disillusioned but if you find yourself with some time, give it a look.

Just don't be as dull as What if and have lots of other characters in it and I'll be happy

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On 9/11/2024 at 12:40 PM, tarot said:

dude. People said the exact same thing about X-men 97, Moon Girl and Devil Dino, Hit Monkey, What if...? etc. Don't judge a show until you watched it.

I wasn't attempting to judge the show, I was simply letting Disney know that I am not interested. I have not watched any of the shows you've listed. Disney has made some very questionable changes to Marvel's characters since they took over about 13 years ago. I no longer enjoy reading newer Marvel comics (stopped buying new comics in 2016), and I avoid supporting Disney in any way. I'm a huge fan of the 90s X-Men the animated series, but I have no desire to watch X-Men 97.

Due to the changes Disney has been forcing into Marvel's characters, I couldn't really be considered a Marvel fan if I supported Disney-lead Marvel content.

Hopefully this means we will be getting some footage soon