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…You know… I just thought of how they could do Kraven’s Last Hunt in this series. They could just outright ignore Kraven becoming good. Kind of like how Vulture turning into a man spider was ignored...

I'm actually surprised to learn that Kraven's appearance into a were cat was driven by toy company...which makes a lot of sense... Granted they were going to make the best of it and connect it to Man...

Could they even do Kraven's Last Hunt within the context of the continuity with the show? Kraven was an ally of Spidey by the time it ended... One of the things I'm weary on with this show's revival...

You know... on the whole adaptation debate that I missed, I believe people were just complaining a couple weeks back about Madelyn Pryor's name coming out of nowhere for the sole reason that it was...

This episode was AMAZING.

I'm not going to lie, I laughed out loud during the Jean/Maddie/Scott scene. It was SO messy...understandable but messy.

Cable reuniting with Maddie broke my heart, I...

I will say that Berto got on my nerves a bit when holding out on using his powers until the last possible second... I'll give him level 1, but as soon as it was established that Mojo was pulling the...

I enjoyed it… granted, as soon as you know it involves Mojo, you should know what you are getting into. I will go against the grain and say that the Motendo episode was as long as it should be, Mojo...

You know, after watching this third episode, I'm wondering if it would have been beneficial for the episodes to be longer than the standard 22 minute format. I understand why they did and still...

This was quite interesting.

Re: Randy's personality. One of the cameos on the show was Randy's friend Josh Kittling (Amazing Spider-Man #68) who was Eddie's roommate at the Empire State University...

I'll admit that this made me laugh out loud.

Anyway, while I agree this could have been a two part episode, with only 10 episodes it makes sense that we would get the cliff notes version.



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I liked the show... and would love to see it come back, but I will admit of the big 3 of the "right before Disney" era (Spectacular Spider-Man, Wolverine and the X-Men, Avengers: Earth's Mightiest...

I remember back when the Nolan movies were running people were trying their hardest to overexplain characters like Mr. Freeze and Killer Croc to justify their existence in that "realistic" world, but...

I'm REALLY surprised that they haven't thought that well was tapped dry by now. If you are anything other than Green Goblin or Hobgoblin...do you really even matter? Hobby had the advantage of...

Why even bring up "Whereas a Storm is depicted as the most powerful mutant" if you were talking about being clever rather than who could bench more [fancy way to say power levels]? As for X-Cutioner...

...okay...I'll play. Out of curiosity how should the close quarters fist fight have gone against an armored opponent? Also remember how "the most powerful mutant" Storm was knocked unconscious in the...

I'm not going to lie, I originally had no interest in this as I figured it was just going to be a nostalgia cash grab. It doesn't help that I mainly remember most of the original for the more hammy...

Superman has a rich history, and the character can lead to absurdity. While we definitely like to see more serious takes on the character there was a whole different direction in years past that in...

You would be surprised at people who will get bent out of shape over secondary characters. Hell a character like Starfire getting vitriol when she doesn't even have a Caucasian skin tone in comics...

You know, the 70's show not using source material characters was definitely a problem. I do think media adaptations needed to use Wonder Woman's rogues more in order for them to get some action....

Everyone starts somewhere, as we work ourselves to oblivion (or not), I want to ask you all. What was your first job?

Mine was an "Admissions Associate" in the parking lot at at a theme park...

I think I fell for the "Livestrong" (adjacent) wristbands at one point...funny thing is I think they are coming back as I've seen my 12 year old nephew wearing some of the rubber wristbands.

A "fad" is defined as "any form of collective behavior that develops within a culture, generation, or social group in which a group of people enthusiastically follow an impulse for a short lived...

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While I hate to give Fox News the time of day, the fact that certain people think those gaudy golden sneakers are getting votes is almost...

Wouldn't be the first time

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Superman has always been a powerful being from his origins in the 1940's. In the comics as well as other media Superman has developed powers on the fly. There have been plenty of times where...