You know what we need?

[Chris Wallace]

A really good Marvel cartoon. One that goes back to the basics-to what made the comics great. Good animation, the right voices, & NO attempts to tie into or cash in on the movies, like the last 2 shows were.

 

[3dman27]

i agree completely i'd say IRON FIST TAS as he's never been animated

 

[Ronny Shade]

X-Men Evolution is my definition of a "really good marvel cartoon." Shame it got cancelled.

 

[Chris Wallace]

I hated "Evolution" & it is my definition of an "attempt to tie into or cash in on the movies".

 

[cookiva]

It was an attempt to make a buck.

Im sorry, but the greatest superhero cartoon will always be Xmen TAS. It not only had action, but it actually dealt with adult issues. They made that a terrific show, for kids and adults equal....

 

[Chris Wallace]

This Is Why We Need Another One; Something On Par W/what They Did Back Then. It Also Helped That Chris Claremont Was Involved.

 

[Prognosticator]

It's so ironic that the "house of ideas" never seems to have any good ones. or when they do, they completely botch a series up (hulk, silver surfer), or run out of good ideas (original x-men, updated SM)... Wolverine needs to stab his claws into Joe Quesada's crotch!!!

 

[Chris Wallace]

I thought the Hulk series was great-at first. It went downhill sometime after She-Hulk was introduced.

 

[Prognosticator]

Yeah, they ALL went downhill! even SM's first one get caught up in its own web of tricky continuity w/clones and madame web. (unfortunately)

 

[Chris Wallace]

Which made no sense to me; they saw the reaction to the Clone Saga in the comics; why bring it to the show?

 

[Prognosticator]

it was stupid. and one could make a solid case for X-Men: Evolution b/c in my opinion it got BETTER as it went along. But it ended terribly b/c they CANCELED IT b/f it could go any deeper...shame, shame.

 

[Spider - Man]

I wish they'd do an anthology cartoon. Really well written stories and as you said good actors in the parts. Stories could be about individual heroes or crossovers but at least it would be something different each week. And we'd get a chance to see some more obscure marvel heroes and villains without having to chance devoting an entire series to them.
I'd watch!

 

[Ronny Shade]

it was stupid. and one could make a solid case for X-Men: Evolution b/c in my opinion it got BETTER as it went along. But it ended terribly b/c they CANCELED IT b/f it could go any deeper...shame, shame.

also true. It was just getting to the goodness with sentinels and Apocalypse and stuff and then they had to go and stop

 

[Ronny Shade]

I wish they'd do an anthology cartoon. Really well written stories and as you said good actors in the parts. Stories could be about individual heroes or crossovers but at least it would be something different each week. And we'd get a chance to see some more obscure marvel heroes and villains without having to chance devoting an entire series to them.
I'd watch!

Something like JLU but for Marvel...I'd love that.

 

[Chris Wallace]

I wish they'd do an anthology cartoon. Really well written stories and as you said good actors in the parts. Stories could be about individual heroes or crossovers but at least it would be something different each week. And we'd get a chance to see some more obscure marvel heroes and villains without having to chance devoting an entire series to them.
I'd watch!

Hmmm-along the lines of Marvel Team-Up, maybe? Big gun one week, third stringer the next? Maybe give each a two or three part arc, just to keep it interesting & give the plots time to develop.

 

[Chris Wallace]

Something like JLU but for Marvel...I'd love that.

I wouldn't phrase it like that, though.

 

[Ronny Shade]

Why not?

 

[Artistsean]

I think they should do a Avengers (not Ultimate Avengers) traditionally animated movie, go all out with a Disney Budget or as close to one as they can get.
They should spend about three or five years making it. Get really good and solid character designs (like Disney or Bruce Timm). They should have solid animation, no floatyness to it. No stiffness to it. Nicely colored.
They should use all the big character: Captain America, Thor, Iron Man, Wasp, Giant Man, Hawkeye, maybe even Nick Fury, Wonder Man, and Vision.
The villian could be Loki, or Ultron, or Red Skull. Maybe Kang.
And for the voices they could get some big names but focus mostly on whether or not the voice fits the character.

They should go all out for this movie, and in a cartoon they wouldn't have to worry about costumes looking silly, they work in cartoons. They also don't have to worry about budget on special effects.

A traditionally animated "The Avengers" super hero movie would defintally make money. I want to see it already.

And then after the movie, they could start an animated series staring the Avengers and have it start where the movie finished.
They could even do animated sequals to the film. And there would be lots of merchandise to go along with it. I think it would be a good business venture.

 

[Prognosticator]

I wish they'd do an anthology cartoon. Really well written stories and as you said good actors in the parts. Stories could be about individual heroes or crossovers but at least it would be something different each week. And we'd get a chance to see some more obscure marvel heroes and villains without having to chance devoting an entire series to them.
I'd watch!

they did. it was called Justice League: Unlimited.

 

[Chris Wallace]

That's Why!!!!^^^^

 

[HighVoltage]

Black Panther Cartoon or Moon Knight Cartoon.

 

[CConn]

Marvel should really hire Bruce Timm now that he's done with the DCAU. A Daredevil or Captain America series by him would be fantastic.

 

[HR-PUFF&STUFF]

The Amazing Spider-Man Season 1
Pilot 101- Soon after Spider-Man's public debut, the Chameleon steals the encryption plans for a classified missile-defense system. To cover his tracks, the Chameleon frames Spider-Man for the theft. However, the web-slinger captures the Chameleon and exposes him as the real culprit, clearing his name.

Episode 102- Flint Marko a man with the ability to transform his body into an animated, sand-like substance, moves into New York City’s underworld, embarking on a one-man crime spree. Being able to turn into sand makes him able to elude the authorities with ease, but soon he is brought into conflict with Spider-Man. In their first fight Spider-Man is beating and Sandman makes off with his loot. In their second fight Spider-Man uses an industrial fan in a wind tunnel to disperse him over the city.

Episode 103- Maxwell Dillon is exposed to an experimental energy while working on a new generator for the city. The unusual configuration of magnetic fields induces a body-wide mutagenick change to his nervous system. Dillon finds himself transformed into a living electrical capacitor.
Dillon sought to use his newfound power for personal gain. But is soon stopped by Spider-man, but Dillon is not held long in jail long and brakes out and siphons the entire city of power by drawing it into his body. Dillon then calls Spider-Man out. Spider-Man meets Dillon in time square and the two fight. As they fight Spider-Man finds that Dillon is unable to hold all the energy in causing him pain and that if he doesn’t get rid of it he will kill himself as a result. Spider-Man knocks Dillon into the river causing him to short circuit.

Episode 104- Otto Octavius, a brilliant and respected scientist designs a set of robotic arms to aid his research in atomic physics. While working at Oscorp a freak laboratory accident grafting his mechanical appendages to his body and granting him complete telepathic control over them. Otto blames the owner of Oscorp for the accident and decides to use his four powerful and nearly indestructible tentacles to kill Norman Osbone. Octavius’s attempt to kill Osbone is thwarted when Spider-Man stops him as a result of the fight the Bugle names him Doctor Octopus. In the end Doc Ock is imprisoned with his four tentacles locked into the four corners of his cell.

Episode 105- Part 1. After Peter is assigned to take pictures of the Fantastic Four for the Bugle he tries to join them. But a misunderstanding puts them at odds when Spider-Man is caught sneaking into the Baxter Building and he ends up fighting the FF. He then finds out that they aren’t the real FF but that they are in fact Skrulls and that the real FF have been imprisoned in the Baxter Building.

Episode 106- Part 2. Spider-Man is soon on the run from the foe FF in the Baxter Building, Spider-Man gets some help from a robot; Herbie and together they free the FF and defeat the Skrulls. In the end Spider-Man decides that his life is crazy enough with out having to deal with Skrulls and declines asking to join.

Episode 107- Osborn Industries, tests a new "Oz" drug. Macdonald "Mac" Gargan volunteers to test the performance enhancing drug Oz. Gargan received an injection of Oz and a doses of radiation. Dr. Farley Stillwell, the lead scientist on the project observed Gargan as his body changed making faster and stronger. But soon Gargan's mind began to change, resorting to it's primal urges. Gargan kills Stillwell, steals an exso-suit with a tail and sets out on a rampage. The papers dubbed him the Scorpion. After a fight that takes them across the city spider-man beats the Scorpion when he is over come by exhaustion.

Episode 108- Dr. Curtis Connors a leading authority on reptiles uses his research to regenerate his missing arm. Connors injects himself with his drug and succeeds in regenerating his missing arm but the mutagenic effects of the chemical do not end causing a body wide transformation to a reptilian-humanoid form.
Connors mind becomes primitive and he sets out on a rampage. When the police are unable to stop him spider-man tries to help but when he finds that the Lizard is his teacher he finds that he must be on step ahead of the others that are after him because he knows they will kill him. In the end spider-man traps the lizard and he is taken by the authorities.

Episode 109- With the Lizard caught Spider-Man thinks he has time to find a way to help the Lizard, and goes about using Connors' chemicals and scientific knowledge to create a serum that will reversed the original formula's effects. However, the aristocrat Sergei Kravinoff A.K.A. Kraven the Hunter, one of the world's greatest hunters has read about the Lizards capture and decides he will hunt the beast.
Kraven heads to New York and soon finds where they are keeping the Lizard. Kraven plans to set the Lizard free (because to hunt it in the cage would be dumb) but on that night he isn’t the only one there with plans for the Lizard. Kraven and Spider-Man meet and Kraven tells him that he will hunt the Lizard. Spider-man tries to stop him but in the fight the Lizard is set free and with Spider-Man detracted by the Lizard Kraven knocks him out. When Spider-Man wakes up he finds the Lizard gone as well as Kraven and makes his escape just as the police show up.
Spider-Man tries to find the Lizard before Kraven does and in the end it comes to a three way fight with the Lizard seemingly killing Kraven and Spider-man saving Dr. Conners.

Episode 110- The Rhino is ordered to abduct John Jameson, son of Daily Bugle publisher J. Jonah Jameson an astronaut in the U.S. space program. The spies seek to hold the younger Jameson for ransom. Spider-Man intervenes and the two of them get into a fight leading to spider-man getting knocked out by the Rhino’s employers letting the Rhino getting away with Jameson. But just before getting way spider-man hit the Rhino with a spider-tracer. Spider-Man runs way from the police and sets about finding the Rhino and Jameson. When Spider-man finds them he defeated the Rhino by enveloping him in a ball of webbing freeing Jameson.

Episode 111-Sinister Six Part 1
(Doc Ock , Sandman, Electro, Scorpion, Kraven, and Rhino)

Episode 112-Sinister Six Part 2
(Doc Ock , Sandman, Electro, Scorpion, Kraven, and Rhino)

 

[Chris Wallace]

Marvel should really hire Bruce Timm now that he's done with the DCAU. A Daredevil or Captain America series by him would be fantastic.

As much as I liked his work, I don't want that look on a Marvel show.

 

[Chris Wallace]

Black Panther Cartoon or Moon Knight Cartoon.

The biggest benefit there is it would create awareness of the characters, hopefully leading to better hopes for a movie.