Spider-Man 1994-1998 Cartoon

[Dark Deception]

Where and how do I get this back?

[Snoop Dogg]

Avengers Mansion. Get in through the basement. Find Doom's time machine. Bring some baggy pants.

Or buy the rights to stream it off future cross-dimensional capitalist warlord Jeff Bozos' Amazon Pime Video service.

[Snoop Dogg]

Oh, and that'll cost $75, apparently.

[Dark Deception]

Ah Snoop Dogg, I get the feeling that I hate you. This should be comical. (get it, comical?)

[Jekyll]

Avengers Mansion. Get in through the basement. Find Doom's time machine. Bring some baggy pants.

Or buy the rights to stream it off future cross-dimensional capitalist warlord Jeff Bozos' Amazon Pime Video service.

I was wondering who was responsible for not releasing this series to the masses!

[kingaliencracker]

The general feeling is that it will be included on Disney+, along with X-Men and all other Marvel shows currently owned by Disney.

However, if you have Comcast you can purchase each season digitally for about $15/each.

[WeirdSpider]

I don't get why it's not on DVD.

[Venomous Mask]

I don't get why it's not on DVD.

This. Despite some dated and jerky animation at times, it's a classic, and the art was really well-done, unlike the flat and childlike art style Marvel often uses for its cartoons today.

[Digifiend]

I don't get why it's not on DVD.

It is, in Britain. The question you should be asking is why it's not been released in the US.

[kingaliencracker]

I don't get why it's not on DVD.

There were some issues with the rights for several years, if I remember correctly. By the time the cartoon came underneath the Disney brand, DVD sales had fallen off due to Blu Ray and now more recently 4K Ultra HD, not to mention the streaming options available. The cost of converting a 25-year-old animated show to HD just to release it on a near-obsolete platform doesn't make a lot of sense financially.

[Venomous Mask]

There were some issues with the rights for several years, if I remember correctly. By the time the cartoon came underneath the Disney brand, DVD sales had fallen off due to Blu Ray and now more recently 4K Ultra HD, not to mention the streaming options available. The cost of converting a 25-year-old animated show to HD just to release it on a near-obsolete platform doesn't make a lot of sense financially.

They could release it on the new Disney streaming service.

[kingaliencracker]

They could release it on the new Disney streaming service.

I think the feeling is that they will. But as I stated above, if you have Xfinity it's available digitally through them.