"Ultimate Spider-Man (Animated Series)" News & Discussion Thread, Part 5 (Spoilers)

[SpaceWay2008]

Cool clip. Just to point one thing out: why does Spider-Man have to act so irresponsible and immature? lol Didn't he learn that "with great power comes great responsibility"?

 

[Aaron]

Sweet!!!

TV Guide has a preview up as well.

That clip was AWESOME!
Good banter, neat action, great animation and art-style as always.
I can't wait to see how the episode goes.

 

[Kumori MC]

My thoughts on the latest [aired] episode:

https://www.toonzone.net/forums/ent...n-the-Series-and-One-that-the-Series-Receives

 

[spartanx54]

Yet another a great review, Kumori. As of the now I really really dislike the idea of Harry being Eddie Brock/Harry hybrid.

And the gags really refrain from this show's quality. Anyways it's a decent show not great, decent.

 

[Rick Jones]

One more preview was included with an Adrian Pasdar interview for THR.

 

[M.O.D.O.K.]

Preview of the comic's first actual issue:

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=12151

At this point, I'd prefer to have the donut as the protagonist of this.

 

[Rick Jones]

And there's another one...

By tomorrow, I expect two thirds of the episode to be online in promo snippets.

 

[SpaceWay2008]

I'll admit that that clip was kind of funny. lol

 

[TheVileOne]

Aha! So that was the Living Laser.

 

[Medinnus]

Aha! So that was the Living Laser.

That is the first re-design I really dislike!

 

[Zorak Masaki]

I hope we see some more obscure spider man characters too. It would be great to see the spot, boomerang, speed demon, tarantula, and other 3rd tier villains.

 

[M.O.D.O.K.]

New interview with Adrian Pasdar, where he describes his role, and reveals that Swarm will be in the show, made of a swarm of nanobots, rather than radioactive bees.

http://tv.ign.com/articles/122/1223457p1.html

 

[Webbed-Wonder]

New interview with Adrian Pasdar, where he describes his role, and reveals that Swarm will be in the show, made of a swarm of nanobots, rather than radioactive bees.

http://tv.ign.com/articles/122/1223457p1.html

Don't really like that, he's made of bees. How is that hard to mess up?

 

[macattack]

Don't really like that, he's made of bees. How is that hard to mess up?

Might be a reference to Generator Rex​.

 

[James Harvey]

Marvel Animation and Disney XD has provided Marvel Animation Age with media for the new Ultimate Spider-Man episode "Flight of the Iron Spider," debuting Sunday, April 22nd, 2012 inside the Marvel Universe block on Disney XD.

​

 

[Frontier]

Preview of the comic's first actual issue:

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=12151

At this point, I'd prefer to have the donut as the protagonist of this.

Hey, it's Shocker! If nothing else, it's good to see Spidey fight some of his actual rogues gallery.

I don't see much problem in updating a low-tier Supervillain like Swarm. I think self-replicating nanobots are bit more threatening than radioactive bees anyways. And isn't Swarm Spider-Man villain?

 

[AdamYJ]

I don't see much problem in updating a low-tier Supervillain like Swarm. I think self-replicating nanobots are bit more threatening than radioactive bees anyways. And isn't Swarm Spider-Man villain?

I don't know, swarms of bees are pretty scary. I know people who freak out and yell "kill it! kill it!" when they see one bee (I then proceed to do what I can to shoo the bee outside, seeing as I'm a pacifist).

Anyway, if they're going to have guest stars on this show, I'd like to see them dig deep into the Marvel canon for them. Like, I'd like to see an episode where a couple members of the team have to babysit Power Pack. Or maybe a Halloween episode where Spidey dares Nova to go to the Everglades to bring back proof of the Man-Thing.

 

[Rick Jones]

Hey, it's Shocker! If nothing else, it's good to see Spidey fight some of his actual rogues gallery.

I don't see much problem in updating a low-tier Supervillain like Swarm. I think self-replicating nanobots are bit more threatening than radioactive bees anyways. And isn't Swarm Spider-Man villain?

Nanobots aren't as fun as bees.

I kind of feel like that one Ben 10 live-action movie had an idea like this.

 

[W.C.Reaf]

New interview with Adrian Pasdar, where he describes his role, and reveals that Swarm will be in the show, made of a swarm of nanobots, rather than radioactive bees.

http://tv.ign.com/articles/122/1223457p1.html

You'd think for a comedy show a Nazi made out of radioactive bees would be a shoe in for comedy gold.

If he ever shows up in A:EMH I'd bet he'd be made out of bees, radioactive or otherwise, and that's a serious action show.

There's just something wrong about those two facts.

 

[Rick Jones]

A Taskmaster preview, for the interested.