Yes, I said "TSSM" was the best adaptation of Spidey to another medium. It sort of hit me on the commute the other day, but it's true, at least to me. It had more air time than Raimi's films, and to be fair, it had a lot of 20/20 hindsight that Raimi did not have in 2001-2002 when he began his trilogy. And I still think those are solid films - I even don't hate "SPIDER-MAN 3" as much as some people (insane or not, it was never dull). Yet "TSSM" I felt properly mixed the drama with the humor, the action with the soap opera, and had both fluid animation and great directors and story board artists to make it dazzle. Had it continued it would have been the 21st century's "BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES" and even at 26 episodes it remains a historic work to me. I know there's another "TSSM" tribute thread and I may repeat myself there in a long winded tribute post there eventually, so see this as a sample.
