And yet the Hobgoblin was an awesome villain. There's no law in the Marvel geneva convention saying that The Green Goblin MUST appear first. Is there?- The Hobgoblin before the Green Goblin.
I love how you use the worst example of all as a scapegoat to back up your claims. And the likes of Chris Barnes, Roscoe Lee Brown, Ed Asner, Neil Ross, Jim Cummings, Mark Hamill, and others could hold their own; and they weren't blind sheep that needed proper guidance from a voice director.- Horrendous voice acting, especially Mary Jane.
I'd say it was more around 70-80%.- 90% of the series being stock footage.
Okay now it feels like your reaching, no they weren't in the series(well technically Gwen was in the last episode), but that's not even merit to call the series crap. It would be like me complaining about Spectacular Spider-Man's lack of using Spidey's Spider-sense, and calling it a major detriment to the series.- No Gwen Stacy.
- No Betty Brant.
Seriously, what is everybody's problem with this? Am I the only one who didn't mind this? It's not like the show needed another lackey for a villain. And it's not like Electro's characterization in medium's before this stood out, amongst everyone else's.[/quote]- Electro being the Red Skull's son.
I wouldn't call them lame, more like a minor gripe because the networks wouldn't allow killing.- Lame dimensional portals!
That's more of a personal gripe, than a detriment; IMO it made the dynamic between The Goblin and Norman more interesting.- Norman Osborn being the Kingpin's whiny *****.
Yeah I wasn't too fond of Ock's previous characterization being forgotten. Along with Scorpion, Smythe, and Herbert Landon.- Doc Ock being Kingpin's butt monkey.
That's hardly merit to hold against the series as a whole. Considering how many episodes he was in. If he were in too many episodes like Morbius, you might have a point.- Tombstone's Joker rip-off origin.
What you never saw the CGI in Justice League Season's 1 & 2. This was much better than that.- Crappy CGI backgrounds.
It was better than the lame bad luck powers IMO.- Super Soldier Black Cat.
I'll agree that Anna was REALLY annoying, yes I get why they did this. But it was her ONLY defining feature.- Anna Watson being a mean old harpy.
That's a gripe to hold against the toy company, not the show.- Giant "Uber Cool" Goblin Glider that just so happened to be a $30 toy on the shelves.
I'll agree on that but I wouldn't call the episodes terrible. You might but that's your opinion.- Dormmamu and Morbius being way too prominent.
My gripe with Madame Web was more to do with her arrogance. And making Spidey look stupid.- Madame Web with crazy Beyonder powers.
It would probably help if you backed up your claim with details.- That lame, lame, LAME series finale.
Ugghhh... don't remind me.- Hydro Mary Jane!
You want bad forced angst, go and watch the overrated Teen Titans Aftershock, 2 parter. IMO that's the definition of forced angst.- Bad forced angst!
Agreed, this should've never made it past the concept stage. But I'm guessing Semper had a hard on to get Blade as a guest star. Doesn't mean it should've happened.- Stupid lame portrayal of vampirism!
Yeah, that pissed me off as well. Even more after Semper's lame excuse.- No proper resolution at the end, at all!
See my point about Gwen and Betty. Besides, given how the visuals were hit and miss past season 1, is seeing Sandman animated something you would've wanted to see?- No Sandman!
That's actually one of the things I liked about the show. Sure some didn't work out as well as others. But it was one of those once in a lifetime opportunities to sort of create a Marvel animated universe right in Spidey's back yard.- Overabundance of guest stars!
I'm going to go with other here.
- Scarlet Spider - following the clone of Spider-Man as he sets out to make a life for himself. The series would follow a traveling Ben Reilly around the country as he encounters various heroes and villians while attempting to build his own legacy. The series finale would feature Spider-Man in a two-parter when Ben is forced to return to NYC to stop Carnage and company. (Not only do I think this show would be awesome, but I'm a huge Scarlet Spider fan).
- Nova - Following the plot line of Annihilation, the series would focus on Rich Rider becoming the sole owner of the Nova force and his mission to prevent the invasion of Annihilus. The show would feature guest spots by Quasar, Silver Surfer, Beta Ray Bill, Super-Skrull, Drax the Destroyer, the Guardians of the Galaxy and the SpaceKnights.
-Joe!
This is going to be another "Spider-Man" cartoon (you can't say no to that, Ben Reilly is still Peter Parker with a different name and suit even if he's not the real one), some people are tired of seeing new Spider-Man cartoons.- Scarlet Spider - following the clone of Spider-Man as he sets out to make a life for himself. The series would follow a traveling Ben Reilly around the country as he encounters various heroes and villians while attempting to build his own legacy. The series finale would feature Spider-Man in a two-parter when Ben is forced to return to NYC to stop Carnage and company. (Not only do I think this show would be awesome, but I'm a huge Scarlet Spider fan).
But one series I would love to see is Dazzler. Think of her as Jem if she was a mutant. Hell, Alison Blaire predates Jerrica Benton by about five years, and still Ali has never gotten an animated series of her own, only two appearances in two X-Men animated series in the past!
Imagine the stuff you can do with her and her mutant powers, other than having the pop/rock music goddess angle. Also, the thing that separates Dazzler from her pink-haired counterpart is that Ali would be fighting real Marvel supervillains without the use of other people or a computer like Jem has done in her own series.
Finally, the show would focus on only Alison and her life as a superheroic rock music star in the first season. And, if the show does well, expect maybe some cameos by other Marvel superheroes (including the X-Men, natch!) in the second season.
It also gives me an excuse to put someone like Britta Phillips to work as both the speaking and singing voice of Alison/Dazzler, since she's doing a good job on Moral Orel anyway.
Eh, I'm not sure if Dazzler is strong or popular enough to carry an entire series. Her whole character screams "disco era".
Anyway, after the ratings disaster that was Mainframe's Spider-Man series on MTV, would we really want Music Television anywhere near another Marvel show?
voice of Howard- Adam Carolla?
awesomeBut one series I would love to see is Dazzler. Think of her as Jem if she was a mutant. Hell, Alison Blaire predates Jerrica Benton by about five years, and still Ali has never gotten an animated series of her own, only two appearances in two X-Men animated series in the past!
Imagine the stuff you can do with her and her mutant powers, other than having the pop/rock music goddess angle. Also, the thing that separates Dazzler from her pink-haired counterpart is that Ali would be fighting real Marvel supervillains without the use of other people or a computer like Jem has done in her own series.
Finally, the show would focus on only Alison and her life as a superheroic rock music star in the first season. And, if the show does well, expect maybe some cameos by other Marvel superheroes (including the X-Men, natch!) in the second season.
It also gives me an excuse to put someone like Britta Phillips to work as both the speaking and singing voice of Alison/Dazzler, since she's doing a good job on Moral Orel anyway.