The Amazing Spider-Man Spider-Man to appear in S.H.I.E.L.D. TV series?

Horrible idea, well not as bad as the musical, but still bad. What is this desperation to include Spider-Man in The Avengers?

 

Why, because I'd rather see Spider-Man as a solo character. If Spider-Man had to team with Marvel characters, I'd rather see him with the better character team, X-MEN!

 

I am one to believe Spider-Man has enough characters and villains to have his own universe though, so I would have to say it's a horrible idea as well. Spider-Man, along with Batman and Superman, should have their own universes and I hope Arad has the guys to actually keep Spidey in his own universe no matter how much I didn't enjoy the reboot. Spider-Man has enough characters to have his own world and that is more than I can say when it comes to guys like Iron Man or Captain America.

And don't even get me started of how I feel about the idea that Nolan's/Snyder's Superman could be part of Warner Brothers' new Justice League universe, lol.

 

Going from big budget movies to small TV sitcom is degrading. It should never be done, it's moving backwards.

 

Regardless, it'll look smaller than the movies, period. I'm not fond of the Buffy director's work on TV, this makes it that much worst for me. Sorry to call it a sitcom, but I take these superheroes on TV as a complete joke. The new series ARROW is just another reason why.

 

Have you seen these comic book series, seriously, they're as far from drama as you can get?

ARROW looks like ass!

 

Is that what you want, a Smallville type show, I thought that show was awful, and made Superman Returns look like a joke before people actually saw the film. And it speaks volumes about what we're in for with SHIELD.

Yeah we kind of did. Thanks to the HUGE success of Supes/Bats movie. Spider-Man/X-Men were pretty much a done deal with success. But that's besides the point. And you should have used BLADE as an example, now that was a surprise success.

There's enough for me to decide that the series shouldn't be done. From Birds of Prey to Smallville, from X-Generation to The Flash. Even within the comic book-like series such as Dark Angel, Terminator and Heroes.

 

No.

Seriously no.

I am tired of Spiderman taking over nearly every Marvel adaptation.

Besides, it is a SHIELD program, not Spidey and His Amazing SHIELD Friends.

Besides, shoehorning the series to fit the character would be detrimental to the quality.

I would prefer they focus on introducing newly created characters or ones who have not made it to film.

 

I want it to stay focused on SHIELD and just that.

 

No Spider-Man. This show should be all about SHIELD, its specific agents and a couple of lesser known Heroes that don't require a lot of special effect, i.e. Like Cage and Iron Fist. Heroes for Hire, I know, but could work as SHIELD too in my opinion.

 

Why are you taking everything so personally? What I'm saying is to not have him at all. Until Marvel has ALL media rights to him, including film rights, do not mix him in this universe. It would leave the fans wanting what they can't have (a full Marvel Spider-Man film). Keep him out of it entirely. Not in Avegers, not in the show, does not exist, until Marvel gets the rights from Sony, which won't happen.

 

But it was BLADE that was the spark that lit the fire and tested the waters. There had to be a starting point for comic book films (after Batman and Robin type movies), and that wasn't Spider-Man or X-Men.

 

I agree about not having Spidey show up in the Avengers. He's got an enormous rogue gallery and enough solo stories to keep him busy.

I keep seeing you say that you didn't enjoy the reboot, yet you scored it at a 7 out of 10. That's a pretty good score for something you didn't enjoy.

 

Spider-Man needs his own universe simply put and it would be a horrible idea in using Spidey just for that reason alone. Use this series to shine the light on other guys like Luke Cage for instance, not someone trying build up his own film universe.

Plus, you're not really helping your cause, imo, if you're replying to everyone that's saying no. They're saying no for a reason.

Besides the half-naked poster of Green Arrow, everything else has gotten me interested with the series and it could finally be the second show I will actually sit down to watch on the dreaded CW(the first being Supernatural....hated Smallville from the thirteenth episode of the fifth season and beyond).

And I think that's the biggest issue. Spider-Man has a great supporting cast and a number of amazing villains that doesn't need to even be involved with any other universe or with any other hero.

Well my rating went down a notch to 6/10 after watching TAS-M recently, and while I enjoy it better, still, than Spider-Man 3, it will never be a Spidey film I would recommend. And Andrew Garfield, imo, is the best thing about TAS-M.