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Here's a pretty well written article regarding the spider-Man franchise going into Spider-Man 4
http://stars.ign.com/articles/944/944999p1.html
The basic rundown shows that Spider-Man's popularity was at a peak in 2004 and that momentum took it into 2007 but there have been a couple of bad moves both by Marvel and Sony that have given the franchise some major hits
1. SM3 was met with very mixed reviewes
2. ASM comic rebooted with One more Day/ Brand new Day
3. SM:WOS game was sub-par
There seems to be a lot riding on SM4. I hope Sony/Marvel and the film makers are aware of this.
There are some positive notes as they do mention how:
1. TSSM cartoon is really creating a stronger young audience for the show
2. Raimi has full control this time as he did with SM1-2
3. Now that Brand New Day is over, ASM comic story arcs are much and well developed.
I was going to try to find a thread to post this on but it seemed like its own topic.
http://stars.ign.com/articles/944/944999p1.html
The basic rundown shows that Spider-Man's popularity was at a peak in 2004 and that momentum took it into 2007 but there have been a couple of bad moves both by Marvel and Sony that have given the franchise some major hits
1. SM3 was met with very mixed reviewes
2. ASM comic rebooted with One more Day/ Brand new Day
3. SM:WOS game was sub-par
There seems to be a lot riding on SM4. I hope Sony/Marvel and the film makers are aware of this.
There are some positive notes as they do mention how:
1. TSSM cartoon is really creating a stronger young audience for the show
2. Raimi has full control this time as he did with SM1-2
3. Now that Brand New Day is over, ASM comic story arcs are much and well developed.
I was going to try to find a thread to post this on but it seemed like its own topic.