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by **misac** » Mon Apr 02, 2012 1:57 pm

Sitebreaker wrote:According to various interviews and stuff, it is Luke Cage and Danny Rand. White Tiger is the White Tiger from Avengers Academy, and the Nova is an entirely new character NOT Richard Rider... in fact this Nova is the same as the one from the Point One issue

At first I didn't like the characterization of Nova but since it's not Rich I didn't mind afterward.

by **misac** » Mon Apr 02, 2012 1:58 pm

TS PUNK wrote:I hate that Spidey always has to do the "quitter" thing before realizing he needs to do the right thing!

Yeah, at least they didn't do the origin again.

by **misac** » Mon Apr 02, 2012 2:02 pm

TS PUNK wrote:Very impressed with the debut of Ultimate Spider-Man! Had all the right mixes of action, comedy, and seriousness, that I like in a well made cartoon. My wife and son absolutely loved it as well! I think Marvel definitely has a hit on their hands with this show. Now on to Avengers Earths Mightiest Heroes Season 2!

It was very humorous but I don't think it hurt the show. Reminded me of Teen Titans, it was also very fun and light but it still had some great action.

I didn’t like Spidey/Peter’s voice leading up to the show in the previews and stuff, very hammy, but it wasn’t like that at all on the show. Still not great but I liked it overall.

JJJ and Fury were great!

by **misac** » Mon Apr 02, 2012 2:03 pm

TS PUNK wrote:The Marvel Mash Up was pretty damn funny

Both of them were very funny. :lol:

Rick Jones sounded like one of the Animaniacs!

by **misac** » Mon Apr 02, 2012 2:11 pm

Greg wrote:Yep, I was on the money with the Sue bit.

And he didn't tell them, what a dick!

It was a great first outing for Dr. Doom. He handed the Avengers and the FF their asses and he knew about Sue being a Skrull. And then he just lets them leave at the end, just awesome!

by **misac** » Mon Apr 02, 2012 2:14 pm

Rockman wrote:Perhaps he is now, but Fury did all the recruiting and was pretty active with the recruits.

He was way too nice too. His role should have been done by Carter I think.

Coulson was perfect basically though. The principal thing is dumb though.

I didn't mind it really. They're spies, it makes sense they do shit like this.

Just as long as they don't have teen villains going to the school too. It was really hard to suspend disbelief when X-men Evolution did that.

by **TROY** » Sun Apr 08, 2012 6:11 pm

Ok so week two into Marvels new cartoons on Disney XD and I have to say this weeks episodes were not as impressive as last weeks debuts.

Ultimate Spider-Man was again really fun but there was almost just too much silliness and not enough seriousness for me. My son still loves the show, especially Nova, he thinks he is really cool. You can tell from this episode that this series is aimed much more at the younger audience which is good because it is definitely hitting it's mark from my sons reaction.

Avengers EMH was just kinda meh to me today, nothing extremely exciting or cool really happened. Skrull Cap getting a hold of all the Stark Tech info was about the biggest thing that happened and thats only because we all no thats where the story is going. Seeing War Machine was cool because I have always liked that armor better than any suit Tony has ever worn. I absolutely hated the intro of the energy shield for Cap, it's stupid and something that I will never care for at all.

The segments where they showed the guys building their own shield and Joe Q drawing Thor were pretty cool, I like those things. Again the Mash Ups at the end were pretty funny, reminds me of the good old days of Adult Swim win they had actual funny shows like Sea Lab 2021.

by **sdsichero** » Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:13 pm

http://www.toonzone.net/news/articles/42534/toonzone-news-interviews-jeph-loeb-marvels-head-of-television/

Most of the interview with Loeb was about Hulk Agents of SMASH, but this part made me say "hrrrmmm" (with a little dread)

TOONZONE NEWS: In light how The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes started development before the Disney acquisition some years back and it was animated by another studio, will this be the final season of the show and will a new animated series be made instead?

JEPH LOEB: We have big plans for The Avengers.

TOONZONE NEWS: So do you think the show will get a third season?

JEPH LOEB: I can just tell you we have big plans for The Avengers and that's all I can tell you right now.

by **Dragavon** » Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:17 pm

sdsichero wrote:http://www.toonzone.net/news/articles/42534/toonzone-news-interviews-jeph-loeb-marvels-head-of-television/

Most of the interview with Loeb was about Hulk Agents of SMASH, but this part made me say "hrrrmmm" (with a little dread)

So he killed Spectacular for Ultimate and now he's going to kill Avengers? :smt013

by **sdsichero** » Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:26 pm

Dragavon wrote:So he killed Spectacular for Ultimate and now he's going to kill Avengers?

One of the reason's I'm feeling dread

by **habitual** » Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:45 pm

I think there is very little chance of anything happening to this show.

Disney has dedicated a whole 2 hour programming block plus 5-6 valuable ad minutes to making Joe Q. as famous as Stan (if that's even possible).

You're about to see 2-3 months of cross-branding at it's finest.

Hab

by **sdsichero** » Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:49 pm

habitual wrote:I think there is very little chance of anything happening to this show.

Disney has dedicated a whole 2 hour programming block plus 5-6 valuable ad minutes to making Joe Q. as famous as Stan (if that's even possible).

You're about to see 2-3 months of cross-branding at it's finest.

Hab

I hope you're right. This is the first good Avengers cartoon series...

by **Greg** » Tue Apr 10, 2012 6:58 am

Dragavon wrote:So he killed Spectacular for Ultimate and now he's going to kill Avengers?

He plans to. Past half way through the season, apparently the show is going to focus mostly on Cap, Iron Man, Hulk, and Thor and push the other characters more so in the background. He felt the first season had too much focus on the other Avengers and not enough on the big sellers by themselves. Despite that each character got their own focus and the other characters becoming fan favorites.

by **IvCNuB4** » Tue Apr 10, 2012 9:21 am

T-Rex wrote:Ok so week two into Marvels new cartoons on Disney XD and I have to say this weeks episodes were not as impressive as last weeks debuts.
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Avengers EMH was just kinda meh to me today, nothing extremely exciting or cool really happened. Skrull Cap getting a hold of all the Stark Tech info was about the biggest thing that happened and thats only because we all know thats where the story is going. Seeing War Machine was cool because I have always liked that armor better than any suit Tony has ever worn. I absolutely hated the intro of the energy shield for Cap, it's stupid and something that I will never care for at all.

Agree 100%. I think this Avengers episode fell flat compared to last week's.

by **TROY** » Sun Apr 15, 2012 12:48 pm

Another great Sunday morning of Marvel cartoons!

Ultimate Spider-Man was really good today, had a new interesting and entertaining origin for Venom which was nice. The fight scenes between Venom and Spider-Man were very well animated I thought. There was still a lot of the silliness in this episode but overall it was very entertaining.

Avengers was much better this week than last week for sure. I liked all the fights with the Masters of Evil and finally seeing Thor was really cool. Seems like there is going to be a lot of stuff going on this season, with the Registration Act, the Skrull Invasion, and now Surtur, the Avengers are gonna have their hands full! I hope they are not trying to pack to many stories into one season though, as that could have a poor effect overall if not handled correctly.