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Thor Animated Series!

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MMurdock

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Hopefully it is not another one of those superhero-in-High-School cartoons. My goodness...

Like the upcoming Iron Man Animated Series?

 

Is it? I don't know. I've seen one episode of the Young Spiderman and one of the X-men where they are young. I hated them both and I loved the regular cartoons from the early 90s. Maybe I'm too old. (But I'm not old, so who knows?)

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Hopefully it is not another one of those superhero-in-High-School cartoons. My goodness...

Like the upcoming Iron Man Animated Series?

 

Is it? I don't know. I've seen one episode of the Young Spiderman and one of the X-men where they are young. I hated them both and I loved the regular cartoons from the early 90s. Maybe I'm too old. (But I'm not old, so who knows?)

 

dude, you're old. :baiting:

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MMurdock

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Hopefully it is not another one of those superhero-in-High-School cartoons. My goodness...

Like the upcoming Iron Man Animated Series?

 

Is it? I don't know. I've seen one episode of the Young Spiderman and one of the X-men where they are young. I hated them both and I loved the regular cartoons from the early 90s. Maybe I'm too old. (But I'm not old, so who knows?)

 

dude, you're old. :baiting:

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MR.COMICBOOK

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Hopefully it is not another one of those superhero-in-High-School cartoons. My goodness...

Like the upcoming Iron Man Animated Series?

 

Is it? I don't know. I've seen one episode of the Young Spiderman and one of the X-men where they are young. I hated them both and I loved the regular cartoons from the early 90s. Maybe I'm too old. (But I'm not old, so who knows?)

Tony the teenager Stark

 

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Iron Man: The Animated Series (26 half-hour eps):

 

Tony Stark, heir to a billion-dollar corporation, lives a life of luxury, free to pursue his chief interests—seeking extreme thrills, solving scientific mysteries and creating mind-boggling inventions. But everything goes horribly wrong when a tragic accident robs Tony of his father and nearly costs him his own life. Now dependent on his own impressive technology for survival and dedicated to battling corruption, Tony must reconcile the pressure of teenage life with the duties of a Super Hero. Inside his remarkable invention, Tony Stark is geared for high-speed flight, high-tech battles and high-octane adventure! He is Iron Man.

 

 

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I just think they're trying too hard to be Smallville. I'm not trying to offend anyone who likes them, I just don't see the appeal. Give me the classic set-up and I'll watch. (Well, for Spidey and X-men anyway).

 

Does anyone know off-hand if these types of cartoons are successful?

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MR.COMICBOOK

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I just think they're trying too hard to be Smallville. I'm not trying to offend anyone who likes them, I just don't see the appeal. Give me the classic set-up and I'll watch. (Well, for Spidey and X-men anyway).

 

Does anyone know off-hand if these types of cartoons are successful?

I get the feeling its about merchandising now, get the product exposure so we can sell videogames, dvds and action figures.Get a character on tv or make a movie about it. Example was Ang Lee`s Hulk 2003. It was a bomb at the box office but made millions on videogames, dvds and action figures.That`s why you seen the Ed Norton Hulk. you gotta keep the Hulk franchise moving.

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